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A Punny Conversation

Auryn

My first time on wheels was terrifying. I felt like I had a whole keg. I was destrout. My mother sipped her coke and told me to be calm. I hadn’t realized the runny nose till I began to sniffle. I calmly pulled over and asked for a Kleenex hoping my mother had those. I felt the lead in my chest. The pressure it pushed with. My heart rocked out of socket when I had to return to the rode. I took a deep breath and started the wheel. I need to be courageous! Besides how hard can driving actually be?!

Jake

It was hotter than 10,000 degrees this faithful summer morning. These weeds would take 10 years to pull from this eternal graveyard. I felt as if I was drowning in a pool of elephant sweat. I crawled my way inside the freezing box. Panting and coughing up roots of those terrifying weeds. The shower that was long needed felt like ice brinks caving around me. I sighed with satisfaction as the blood and dirt fell from my aching body. Never again will I pull weeds after April!

At least there are other inhabitants in this world, even though they appear a bit unfinished. This place is mad he joyed, becoming one with the unfinished. He called for sanity but was blocked after one ring. Forever unfinished he claimed.

To show them she began to move the compass on the ground. Guiding its fingers to follow the direction. She whispered small pleads to the small map, in hope of going home.

All the sawdust. It followed as he rode his motorbike, creeping alongside this male as he smiled to this freedom. He wished upon eternal happiness and this dust provided him with that satisfaction.

Of all the people she did not want to see, number one was Melvin. She cried out in anxiety seeing him approach. This feeling within mocked her mind as butterflies appeared. Her hands began to sweat as she scolded this anxious feeling.

An enquiry concerning the principles of morals. He called forth thee who’s name was feared. A man without the justice of these lessons. Invisible failure fell upon him as he cried out to the gods to teach this man justice.

All around the carved dwellings stood tents and awnings, dyed in a dozen brilliant colors and draped with fringe or beads. Forever she shouted at the giants in front of her. Looking down upon her as she looked up towards the tall buildings. She feared the great mass but insisted in its beauty.

Old Dim gave up his umbrella dance and of course had to start reading one of the letters out loud, like to show the empty street he could read. They crowded around whispering as he trailed along. They mocked him, they mocked his slurs as he read aloud. He shouted for them to go away but they stood silently judging this man.

Till I return the flesh of Earth

It was as cold as ice in this darkness. Fear creeping up like a clown at a birthday party. The pale ghost of my reflection shined just as bright as the flickering light in my eyes. No longer were my thoughts filled with hope, but filled with emptiness. I screamed like the banshee on that soft grassy hill. Afraid of my own reflection of disappointment

The mall was like a lonely abyss filled with only my scared thoughts. They were chasing me! I ran as fast as a cheetah on the hunt for prey. I screamed and yelled to only find that I was right where I had begun. I feared for my life like I was falling down the icy depth beneath the sea. I paled as I saw them getting closer, I ran as fast as I could and jumped down the staircase in order to be free from this eterna hell.

Violet consumes a very soft heart. Loving and eternal gratitude come from the heart of the purist souls.