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Submitted by Indigo
Write a scene that takes place in the snow.
The scene could be centered around the snow or just used as the setting.
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The boy supposed he now got the phrase âbiting cold.â At first he thought it was something his Grandfather and the old people spoke long ago. Sorta like âcool cats clubâ or some other odd terminology.
âCâmon Ethan!â the boys older brother called.
Ethan stared at him as he pushed forwards. The older brothers footprints were so much bigger than the little boys, if one could even call Ethanâs, âf...
The sun light is glistening off the untouched blanket of snow making it sparkle like a blanket of diamonds. It was the first snow fall of the year on the first of December no less and it was still steadily falling. Yet school was not closed; I swear the second ice age has to hit before they close Madison schools. It has been that way my entire life. A snow day was a rarity in my childhood. I remem...
The snow seeped through my thin white shirt. I could feel it creeping through my skin and settling in my veins. It was a horrible feeling really, but then I felt a sudden impact against my face, and my mouth broke into a wide grin.
I pulled my knees in towards my chest and lifted myself off of the white surface that was the sidewalk. I was greeted to another frigid impact, except this one wa...
I watch the snow surrounding her body turning red, feeling no guilt but only pleasure. I've been waiting so long to do this and now I've finally done it. My hands are turning blue from the coldness of the snow;yet I cannot move to warmth, I just stand there and watch her lifeless body laying in the snow. I don't even know how I did it, I just saw my chance and I took it. It all went by in a blur. ...
Itâs dark, Itâs cold, Itâs quiet
Itâs snowing sweet relief
Nowhere to go, nowhere to be
Watching white polkadots
Falling like little ghosts
Sparkle silent under lamp posts
Stillness
Skates across sidewalks covered in
Excuses as far as the eye can see
As the snow falls
Youâre free
Can it be?
Head pressed against cold window glass
Itâs snowing sweet relief...
I lift myself out of the cocoon iâve made for myself in my bed. I wipe my tear stained face when I see him sleeping on the floor beside me. why is he here? I quickly fly out of my bed down to his side.
âLucas, why are you here?â I whisper just loud enough for it to jolt him out of his slumber.
âHi, Isabel. Your mum told me you were upset so I thought I would come over.â
âI thought you had work?â...
The smell, it was almost like peppermint. And the touch, like the softest blanket. I could even hear it, singing as it fell, such a beautiful song. Like a siren singing to me, making me smile. Only to bring me to my death.
I twirled around in the white grass, laughing like Iâd never seen it before.
The trees above me, looking like theyâd fallen out of a fairytale. Covered in the white magic.
âHa...
"No, I don't want to go play in the snow. I'm not five years old."
"You don't have to be five to want to be in the snow, baby. It's a magical feeling. Don't you want to experience some magic?"
I looked him in the eye. I had to admit, I really did love my boyfriend. He was always there for me when I was low and hung out for me on both my good and bad days. He got along with my family. He even wen...
âYou canât be in here!â He joked.
My face lit up, as I ran up to him, hugging him tight. My vision became blurry, âI missed you,â I kissed his soft lips, I missed this and him, so much.
He picked me up, âI missed you so much that I forgot how it feels to hold you in my arms.â
He let me down, and I hugged him tight again. Snow droplets fell on my face, his dark eyelashes covered with snow flak...
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