Love

Lucy In The Sky
The whole night's events float across my mind's eye like dust motes caught in a ray of sun, highlighted in clarity for a moment before softly drifting away. My head feels light, the memories surreal—were they ever really there in the first place?
By TheBomb4 years ago in Fiction
The Three Magic Eggs of Kaiteriteri
Knock knock knock, April hears at the front door of the cottage. She peeks through the stained glass hummingbird window. It is a man wearing beige loose pants and a light blue t-shirt. He looks like a farmer. He has grey and light brown hair, and is balding on top.
By C Gold4 years ago in Fiction
Medicine Love
“Listen, I am fine! I promise all is well. Marlon went out to grab me some medicine. He should be back soon. I am really stiff and slightly sore but the doctor said I do not have a concussion.”
By Lydia Nickleberry4 years ago in Fiction
Day One
She was the last person he expected to see walking towards him that first day of Junior year. It was as if she had walked directly from his imagination and into the rowdy school hallway. Kids were all around them inserting and removing their books from the dull deep green lockers that lined the walls. She didn’t know him, but he had known her his entire life. Seeing her was familiar. The way his heart skipped a beat and he lost all ability to speak was as natural to him as breathing.
By Adriana Luna4 years ago in Fiction
Speak up
It happened on a beautiful autumn day. The air was dancing all around spilling an array of colorful leaves in out midst. The ceremony ended at the beginning of the sunset. Just in time for the bride and groom to be showered in shades of amber, yellow, and gold as they make their way out to the reception. Just a magical sight.
By IntrovertedExrovert4 years ago in Fiction
The Scandalous Sheets
Eyes dark as the night sky stared down at me from across the table. Eyes, that seemed vaguely familiar. A flash of them staring at me in a dark setting caught me off guard. There was a longing beyond the memory, do they remember me?
By Carmen Dodson4 years ago in Fiction
The Destiny Double Date Love Story
Love You from Afar Tim sat upon the short stonewall that lined the apartment building where he and his friends all lived. It was yet another day. One, which, like all the others, he would see her, and his heart would light up. But, as he laid his head down at night, he would once again regret allowing another day pass having not told her of his love. He thought of how it was strange, that most love-struck people will turn away when the object of their affection catches them staring. He on the other hand was unable to look away. Whenever his eyes would catch her from across a room or a field, he was held in her eyes by a trance he could never define or explain. It was then that he looked up and saw her making her way out of the woods that were behind the building. He wondered what it was that pulled her back there so often, but never dared to enter there for fear of discovering some secret that would ruin any chance of earning her trust. But that and all other thoughts quickly dissolved as he watched her. He marveled at her petite form, covered by an elegant looking white dress that only partially clung to her 21-year-old body.
By Timothy A Rowland4 years ago in Fiction
It's More Than Cake
My hands were shaking as I paced the small lobby waiting for the elevator to announce its arrival. The smiling faces and sounds of laughter around me was an annoying contrast to the anger boiling on the inside of me. When my day had started I had expected to look just as happy as they did but life had other plans for me.
By Blue Dymond4 years ago in Fiction
Double-Blind Taste Testing
“All my dates have been blind dates. That’s right, totally blind, in case you couldn’t tell. It happened when I was fourteen as many of you know, but many of you may not know the whole story about my first—and only—double-blind date.”
By Andrew Rutter4 years ago in Fiction
The Barn Love - Intrigued by Her Stubbornness
With his head down and his chin on his chest, he walked to the red wooden barn across the land. Martin's long dark blond hair onto his shoulders moved forwards and backwards all the time, his armrests besides his body and they went with the moves of his body. The last few months were a nightmare. The Summer breeze in his face didn't seem to make him a little bit happy. He even cursed at the sun, because he found it very annoying in his sight.
By Agnes Laurens4 years ago in Fiction
Beauty and Fate
Sunlight shone through the window like a blade of heat, roasting the bound leather and filling the room with a scent of freshly printed pages. The smell only a library would be so lucky to exude. A slight breeze rustled the brown curtains as they danced across the olivewood floor. It tapped the hanging chimes; they met their fate and began to sing as they brushed against each other. A sound of peace and harmony. The workings of the wind.
By Opal Moon4 years ago in Fiction
Forever together
It took him nearly four years of hard work in the mines of Titan. He lived underground, surviving on heavily concentrated energy boosters and recycled urine juice.
By Jan Cabal4 years ago in Fiction