Saturday, November 30, 2013

100 Word Challenge Kalzang

We were out of breath when we arrived at the van; the man was still watching us never leaving sight of us. We stayed in the van for about two hours until we heard a crack, there was a silence, crack , it went again we stared at the window the man was not there anymore!  Crack,  in front of us, there he was glaring as if he were dead and no feelings; suddenly the man fell like nothing happened, we hurried out of the van, the man had disappeared,  we could just see blood stains tracking towards  the forest  

100 Word Challenge Week 13 Eesha

“No, it can’t be true”, I yelped!  My friend grabbed me by the hand, terrified. “What’s going on, and who’s that demon?” she shrilled. “The demon is actually an insane scientist, who died while testing an experiment; and he has just arisen up from his grave.” There was nobody around us; it was only us and him. The only things were a wooden rusty bench; and I just saw something move? A human... the demon twisted round and stared hard at the young man, the demon had bit into the man with his sharpened razor like teeth. The poor young man had just turned into the nastiest creature on earth. It is the end of the world.

Week 13 100 Word Challenge Yuina

We were dashing as fast as we could.  The sky turned darker and darker.  Tap, tap, tap, suddenly a sound came.  It seemed like someone was coming.  Immediately, we turned around.  What did we see?

There was an enormous man, who was staring from the window above.  Now he is grinning at us with a terrible, offensive face.
“What are you doing in here!” he shouted until our ears hurt.  We had no idea what to say…

Just that we were spying on the woman who was in the house.  We stared at each other as if the time had stopped.             

Saturday, November 16, 2013

100 Word Challenge Yanni

It was the 11th of November, 2013. My family was in the living room being silent at 11:00 o’clock. After that, I ran quickly to my bedroom and cried painfully in my stuffed pillow. My dad came into my room without knocking. “What happened Tom?

"It’s that so many people died because of the stupid WW!”. Dad calmed me down and explained;” remembering the war and feeling sorry for the troops that lost their lives is amazing you know, but they don’t want you to be sad; they gave their lives so that you would have a happy future” 

100 Word Challenge Eesha Week 11

I can’t even believe myself; I woke before the sun rose! I hopped, bare footed down the stairs. On the table there were plates, glasses and eating utensils already laid out for lunch .I apologize to you, I actually woke up just in time for lunch. It was such a *hic* beautiful *hic* day. Oh no, I have the hiccups, usually if you have hiccups someone is remembering you. So who is remembering me? I wonder if the soldiers lying under the glorious carpets of blood-red poppies ask the same question.  We should never need to have the hiccups to remember them…

100 Word Challenge Kalzang Week 11

Remembering

“I found myself laying on a field of flamboyant poppies; traumatized by the sound of war, the screeching of the bullets soaring out of the atrocious guns, held by comrades that had once been peaceful and calm as the soft wind breeze. I laid there utterly still, picturing what had once been a soothed part of me.”

“The guns, the bullets’ cartridges and the swords were scattered on the grass moistened by gore, most of our soldiers lifeless on the floor. It was a real relief when we heard that the war had ceased: awaited peace was back again!”

100 Word Challenge Sara Week 11

“Ok mum bye I’m leaving “I said getting in to the car. We drove past the fruit shop past the park out of the village. Through the fields which covered most of the county.  It was only a half-hour drive but it seems like a good deal longer.  When we arrived at the horse club Stephanie and Lucy were already there brushing their horses. 
The entire group acquired their horses and trotted off into the woods. Till we got the poppies field where suddenly I saw … an army truck… and remembered the soldiers that had fought here for our country.