Sometimes when I go outside, I just have this urge to run. I
want to be free. I want to be free from negative thoughts. I want to be free
from stressing and worrying. I want to be free from everything. I look up at
the stars. I stop thinking for a minute. Just a minute. That’s enough.
I start to realize all the blessings in my life. I think
about the people I love. My friends. My family. I realize I have everything I
need. And more. I have more than I need. I need to be happy with what I have. I
need to be grateful.
Be grateful. Be happy. Be free.
But then, is anyone really grateful? Is there anyone who
doesn’t want more?
Thoughts. Thoughts all around me.
I keep running until I reach a deep forest of scary noises
and shadows. I enter the forest. Why am I not scared? What am I doing?
I keep running. Further and further into the forest. I look
up at the sky again. The stars are so beautiful. They look like they’re staring
at me.
Thoughts. Thoughts always following me.
I keep running. It’s dark and ghostly and I can’t see where
I’m stepping. Suddenly, I stop. I stop and think. Why am I running? Is this a
solution to my problems?
Thoughts. Thoughts all around me.
I stare into the dark. No. This is not the solution. I need
to go back. I need to go back. I need to go back.
Thoughts. Thoughts everywhere.
No, keep running. I need to get away. I need to stop
thinking for a minute. Just a minute. That will be enough.
Thoughts. Thoughts always following me.
I suddenly see a bright light in the distance. I see someone
in the light. It’s a fairy. She slowly walks towards me and takes my hand.
Be grateful. Be happy. Be free.
I really love the short sentences. They make the story amazing.
ReplyDeletethanks Daniela!
DeleteLove the story Martzz
ReplyDeletethanks Ginaaa
DeleteGood story, I like the feel you gave by repeating the thoughts thoughts. I also really like the ending coming from nowhere and leaving sort of open
ReplyDeletethanks Javi!
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DeleteBeautiful story! I loved the inspirational message behind it! (:
ReplyDeleteso sweet Stasy, thanks :)
Deletei love it!
ReplyDeletethanks Nadine :)
DeleteLoved your story Marta!
ReplyDeletethanks Sofi :)
DeleteWow, I really love how dramatic the short sentences were. They leave a great impression for the reader. I love how the runner is confused, and conflicting with him/herself. It's a beautiful story and you chose a great picture. Good job!
ReplyDeletethanks so much Waverly! :)
DeleteThat was really good and dramatic! The repeating sentences about the thoughts really added an amazing effect. Great job!
ReplyDeletethank you so much Mark!!
DeleteGood Story!!! I really like your story! Great Job!!!
ReplyDeletethanks Yuneil!
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