Sky Sports

It was a Thursday Night, it was a full moon that lit up the whole sky. The baseball lights were shining down from the stadium which also helped lit the whole sky. His name was Jacoby and he was the star baseball player of the team and scholarships to play anywhere he wanted, everything was going right in his life, until this night. After the game was over, his best friend, Giles, rode home with Jacoby. They were driving down the road, through the forest. The trees were very tall and very thick and

Sledding Day As I saw the huge pile of snow, I heard the whipping wind blowing snow in my face. I felt the plastic of my sled. As I took my feet off the ground I smelled the smell of a new winter coat. As I was flying down the hill of snow I tasted the snow flying at my face. That day I went to the fairgrounds with my mom and sister. It was about 3 days to Christmas and there was a snowstorm. Never go outside when it is 0 degrees out. I learned my lesson. That day my five senses were roused by the

It came suddenly, without warning. Ten minutes was all it took for it to be upon us. The atmosphere changed in an instant, like flipping off a switch. Once bright and luminous, the delicate blue sky vanished, swallowed up by an ominous, enveloping darkness. The fluid, soft white clouds suffered the same fate, all light smothered in an instant. Huddled under a single beach towel that only a half an hour ago I had been sprawled on, reading, I clenched my eyes closed. Gripping the side of the boat,

Exploring Omaha Kali was out exploring Omaha Nebraska when she got lost. She wasn't even sure what was so special about Omaha, she was pretty sure it was just a random stop on their trip. She would probably never come back here so she may as well see what was on offer. She'd seen the Rose Theatre and the children's science museum but she'd somehow ended up in a residential area and she was utterly turned around and completely lost, on top of that her phone battery had died. She turned down one

David. It was like we were watching him drifting down steam in the boat and leaving us. I have goose bumps all over. Everyone has synchronised tears. The song finishes and no one moves. After a few moments of silence “Thank you all for coming today, and if you would like to slowly make your way back to the house for refreshments. There will be a book inside if you could please sign it for the family.” Clarke announces. ‘I will always love you’ by Whitney Houston plays whilst we walk back to the

As she waited for her hapless victim, she thoroughly glances at the city without even blinking an eye. The red sun was collecting its rays as it set from miles away. Every corner of the city was becoming darker and darker each moment, night time was approaching. Alleys that were once bright and clear became the Stygian depths of an ocean. Once in awhile she follows the oval flying pods with her hazel eyes; then she catches a glimpse at the pink buoyant clouds. With her favorite weapon (boon of decay)

Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the Barren River Lake glittered in the sun, beckoning me from the rustic, airy, lakeside cabin I stayed in over spring break. Hearing talk of a hidden boat dock, my boyfriend and I set out in the sparse, hilly forest on an expedition to discover it. As we trekked along, a moss-tinged wooden staircase sprouted from one of the sloping hilltops. From the top of the aged stairsteps, we spotted the dock, gleaming white against the glistening water. Exhilarated, I hurried

A flicker of light here and there. Then sound, coming from a distance. An image forms in front of me, and I see a battle scene. All these robots are fighting in a place. Nearby is a scene which says just…Korea. The scene pans to broken shards of glass, which reveal a reflection of a familiar face. This face, so lost in time and memory, was finally found. It was my father, Pierce Nolan, in an armored suit. His mouth grew open as his comforting voice began to speak. “This-this is a message to whoever

My first run in with the county sheriff wasn't as terrible as it could've turned out. recall the night simply like it was yesterday. The air was a caress from the sun and the breeze carried scents of moistness that had originated from the rain that morning. The moonlight was our guide through the wooded areas and along the way. The stars were a charming sight. It was anything but difficult to lose all sense of direction in their magnificence and in result get lost on your way along the path. The

Boat, depicts a scene from Part three Chapter two of One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest. This painting shows the dark, dreary, overcast sky looming over the patients’ boat. Specifically, it shows the part when Chief Bromden does not believe he is laughing with the group and instead feels as though he is floating about the boat looking down upon the patients. The gray sky is accompanied the rough ocean waves fading into black. Since Chief is retelling this story, the bottom of the painting fades from