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The spell broke, and just like that, she could see everything with fresh eyes...
Use this sentence as the opening or closing line of a story.
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I stood in the middle of the woods, holding a knife to my hand. Now, you may be wondering why I would be doing this. well I heard a tale saying that if you had a drop of your own blood, breath of a dragon, and glistening fairy’s saliva, if you followed each instruction exactly, a vampire would be summoned for approximately ten minutes and will turn you into one of them. Now, this could only be com...
The spell broke, and just like that, she could see everything with fresh eyes. She could see her hands, with blood dripping down. She could feel the wind blowing against her ripped t-shirt. And she had never been happier in her life. No longer was she bound by the twisted spell which clouded her vision. She was free. Hazel turned to her left and saw Jack in the corner, coughing and spitting up blo...
Thunder echoed through the house, lightning illuminated the hallways. A young girl sat in the corner of one of the hallways, rocking herself back and forth to help comfort herself. The wind would pick up, causing the leaves to scrape against the nearby windows. This caused the girl to squeak a fearful noise, curling up more into herself. Another strike of lightning would lighten up the hallway, re...
I examined myself in the mirror. I looked beautiful like always. I felt beautiful. My golden blonde curls fell perfectly against my bare shoulders. I was wearing a light pink ball gown with golden bodice ties. Golden roses lined my belt. I wore golden heels and I had a pink rose in my hair.
I looked gorgeous.
My little sister, Charity, ran into the room. She looked gorgeous. She wore a pink dres...
It wasn’t always like this
At least, it wasn’t when she tried remembering things and how they were
She tried to remember how it was in her mind. Her palace with its beautiful sky blue walls and hardwood flooring. The sunlight coming in through the windows as golden beams, spilling across the dark floors and her bed with sheets brighter than the very clouds in the sky. And while it was built on w...
The spell broke, and just like that, she could see everything with fresh eyes. It had been easier to live enthralled in, and convinced by, fantasy. It had been easier to make every decision based on “what could be”, rather than what was.
Faith, belief, hope… it all has its place. Now, however, the obvious need for an element of logic was undeniable. All people, including herself, were fallible. ...
The spell broke, and just like that, she could see everything with fresh eyes. She fell to her knees at the sight of what she had done to herself. She was blind for so long, thinking “it’s fine, im okay”, she had let her inner demons win and she didn’t even know it. She was reaking from her poor self-care choices. She hadn’t bathed in days, her room and her “safe space” have been cluttered and dir...
Everything looked new and fresh. Like a traveler wandering in a new place. Observing, smiling and experiencing new sights, sounds, smells and experiences.
She asked herself, “Is this a dream, am I awake”.
A bicycle whizzed by her, quickly she stepped to the side. Gathering her thoughts, “I am not dreaming”. She continued walking. She was tired and thirsty and decided to return home....
The spell broke, and just like that, she could see everything with fresh eyes. She looked into a pair of familiar gold flecked green eyes. She took stock of the rest of his features, long auburn hair, a deep scar that cut across his jaw, which was covered in stubble. He was wearing a jade green tunic with Aurelia’s insignia emblazoned across the chest. If it weren’t for his eyes she’d consider him...
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