lazyold5ool

A fight to the finish The sky wasn’t really dark with the fires of war, or choked with the ash from a thousand cities, it was dark with clouds that always formed at this time of year a sign of mother natures eternal march through the seasons. While the fires were from farms that were burning plants stalks to allow the next season of seeds to be planted despite the proximity of this potential invasion area. But it certainly gave us a vista to wonder at. Pitch black clouds lit up by bolts of bright green lighting. The clouds tinged with red and carrying choking dry air that invaded your respirator and made your eyes water. This was the d

Choices Jack was tired and fed up of waiting; he had been at the platform for five hours, waiting for a train that would get him back to Edinburgh in time to see his nephew or niece born. The only problem was that the train kept getting delayed. How am I meant to meet to get to Edinburgh in time if they keep delaying the bloody train! It took a great effort not to shout what he was thinking; other passengers sat where there was space, reading books, speaking or trying to sleep. The problems had stemmed from the new government, their policies on public transport and the new electric trains which constantly broke down, had made them a nightm

12 The lake of the pure Ailsa wasn't entirely sure when they got there, only that Glaine seemed to relax; his shoulders falling, and deep sigh falling from his lips. "You have no idea how bloody good it is to be back here" he said as he kissed the silver sand. In fact now that she looked, the place had a distinct beauty only true nature could create; silver sand coated the beach from shore to shore, while the lake itself was the deepest green yet perfectly clear, the wind whistling through the birch and yew trees that surrounded only heightened the mood of perfect serenity the lake gave of. She shook her head to clear it. There was such a t