Depression.
The world was black. Painted by the
devil himself. Nothing made sence anymore. No meaning. A timeless hole, which
had swallowed the light and all the
happyness. Every thing was like a closet boks, which I couldn't ekscape from.
My mind was blind.
*
Outside it was a warm and wonderful sommerday. Lot of students were
spending the time on the felt. Some were relaxing, some were studding and a
group were having funny playing football. I laid under a huge chestnut tree.
Things had change the past few days. Before the accident all was fine. I was doing good in school. I had fine grates in almost every subject. I was quite popular among friends as well as the teachers, and my social network scatted to
the A class. My life was great. Things were perfect and it seemed like nothing
could go wrong, but it did...
*
The last few hours, days, weeks had
been... awful. The world was shrouded in darkness. Cold deadly
darkness. I keept
replaying the accident over and over again. Especially two sec was stocked in my
head. Only two seconds difference, and Jack maybe wouldn't be dead. The oncoming
driver, with too much light on and at too high speed. The tree, which I couldn't
avoid. And the sight of Jack's face covered in blod, peacefully resting under
the windscreen... I threw away the tought. I couldn't handle it anymore. I
needed to get away. Anywhere. I didn't care anymore! The whole situation scared
me. My spirit was empty, without joy of love. I became afraid of socialiseing with other people. Tardily, I started avoiding the other students. The condition
at home didn't help me eighter. My mother died short after my birth,
and… yeah, my dad have had an alcohol problem ever since… That made my life
hard, but I have learned to fend for myself, unfortunately. All day, I came
home to an empty house. In the beginning it was extremely exhausting. The
housekeeping, which used to belong my mother, I now had the full responsibility
for. Making dinner, washing the cloths and clearing became a part of my daily
routine. I had to take care of my dad, who also were started to see things,
that weren’t there… I became both the man and woman in the house. I cound't handle the responsibility and the sorrows at
the same time. I just couldn't. At this point I was on the edge to suicide...
*
Something moved at my left side. It took me a moment to react. It was a
girl. She was beautiful. Her white dress laid dreamlike on her brown and tanned
skin. It wasn't so often you saw a student in a dress. Especially not a white.
But it wasn't the dress, that catch my attention, neither her long black curly
hair or the pretty face, which was like it was taken from a magazine. What
surprised me was her posture, her charm. She had the most straight and the most
proud posture I had ever seen. It was so proud, that it were on the edge to
arrogance. There she stood. So regally. She sat herself next to me and started
talking, cautiously. Her voice. Oh so wonderful. As the conversion slowly moved
forward a little flimsy light turned on inside me. Penetrated the shadowy,
witch had devoured me since the accident. For the first time in weeks, I saw
clearly and a little bit brighter. The girl had opened my eyes a bit, and I saw
hope.
It's a pretty depressing story with a lot of good adjectives. You have misspelled some words fx studding we think you mean studying, studding means en stolpe in Danish. It's good that the person in the story gets a bit happier in the end.
SvarSletMads og Emma
SletVery good story, you explore the persons feelings in depth. There's a lot of details and adjectives, and that make the story more exciting :-)
SvarSletAlma and Julie
Like Mads and Emma said, it's a quite depressed story, but it's fine. You write with a great deal of sympathetic insight, good!
SvarSletThey're some spelling mistakes, e.g you write "grates" which means "rist" in danish instead of "grades."
But anyway, it's an interesting plot - well done dude ;-)
// Mathilde og Lena