August 27, 2009

  • Storm

    She softly whispered her regrets to the wind. The bitter sting of tears threatened to spill over and the huge lump in her throat made it so hard to swallow. The wind whipped her long golden tresses around and around. Clenched fingers regretted letting the flowers go. She threw them up to the sky and watch them float away. They landed in the water below her.

    How had it come to this? Visions of this had been dreamed, premonitions thought. She had always known it would come down to this. Rain fell. The dress was becoming soaked, clinging to her form. The sea was so angry. It pounded on the rocks below. She could barely see the roses anymore through the darkness. It wasn’t time yet. Her bones knew it. She finally let go of her tears. They mixed with the rain.

    Distant thunder. Too far away still. She watched the lightning come closer and closer with every strike. Would one strike her heart? Her heart was dying. She needed revival.

    But she knew it wouldn’t happen. She’d seen this in her mind’s eye a thousand times plus one.

    The storm was finally upon her.

    She opened her mouth and screamed. Agony creeped out around her but it was never heard. The raging thunder provided cover for her pain. The sounds were wrenched from her racking body just before she threw herself onto the rocks below, giving her body to the sea.

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