Much Can Happen on Snowy Mountain (12 ratings) by Christopher Allan
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I was a fan of the mighty explosion since I could remember and I ran
certainly to its every holler and shriek. Why, when I was 6, my hands and
fingers where constructed of a fine mix of gunpowder and sulfur. No one ever
wanted to shake hands with me. Though I'm not sad, nor do I feel abandoned by
the world. You see friend, a cry, a whimper and a hoot; they're all meat and
potatoes to me. I'm no victim. I victimize the victimizers.
And when my smiles become apparent?
She simmered in my trunk. Her mind and soul are porridge to be saturated by
water and then softened by their sole source of heat, myself.
Back to my victory record, where was I? Yes, I recall now. I was a child
specialist at creating chaos, yes, now you've got me smiling again. I would do
nice sorts of awful things with my spare time every chance I had. I was a
private heroin among people who knew of me through friends. Well, to be quite
honest, the only friend I ever had was a mutual love of terror with those who
sympathized with my ways. Let me take you back and explain. Sit for while.
There are wine and crackers in the cupboard.
It all started when I caught an evil smile and a bad deed on the same day.
There was Mr. Donovan, he ran a little furniture and boutique shop and took the
role of a prominent figurehead for what was a small community, devised of
mostly traders and merchants who were up and about each and every day selling
worthless trinkets and bent candleholders made of dirty brass.
Freedom makes me thirst?
The small puddle, gathered from droplets of sweat and tears, falling from
her nose upon her chest is the closest she will ever be to the free reign of
the ocean again. I, in turn of being evil, with one slurp of my excited tongue,
took away all of her freedom. It is better if we take away all their hope, you
see. The shock later is much less substantial. Next Page Copyright © 1999, 2000, 2001 Christopher Allan, sffworld.com. All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the author. The author has submitted the work in accordance with and in agreement with the following Submission Guidelines.
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