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It was hard to imagine that an hour ago the sun had been beaming out across the cloudless, blue sky warming the streets below, but now that had been replaced by an eerie blackness that swelled itself in to the atmosphere, clinging in the air and growing thicker and thicker.

The blaze had now taken hold and the flames flicked out though windows heating the streets below while trying to grab on to something before they ducked back inside, each time repeating the motion and each time seemingly gro… Continue

His day at college had been spent praying that she would be at tonight’s party and now there she was, her brunette hair falling effortlessly around her shoulders with her slim, toned body framed perfectly inside it’s tight, funky white dress.

The music was deafening, causing the walls of the house to pulsate with each beat, but he could not feel or hear it; his mind and thoughts were fixed only on her.

Tonight he had plucked up enough courage to speak to her, to tell her all the things he felt… Continue

'My feet have stepped out and seen the world, touching surfaces that cover many lands. They have trekked through the jungles of the Amazon, climbed the mountain of steps in the Eiffel Tower and have felt the hot sands of the Sahara sieving through their toes.' He opened his eyes and starred at the grey, paint peeled ceiling. ‘Well’, he thought, ‘they could have taken me to all these places if I had given myself the chance. Now, they just lay around idle on my hard, itchy, blanket covered bed’. H… Continue

He had stood at the crossroads at the tender age of seventeen where, as predicted, he had received his first criminal record. He could have walked to the left and stayed on its disastrous path, ending up just another statistical drain on today’s society. But he chose the path to the right, working hard to reclaim his dignity and self respect. He cherished this path, gaining a rewarding job, loving girlfriend and loyal friends. He awoke on the day of his 22nd birthday not knowing that today he wo… Continue