Sunday Photo Fiction⇐this is the link if you want to participate.
Thank you to Alistair at Sunday Photo Fiction as always for providing this prompt! To read more stories for this prompt, click here.
Seems like just yesterday I wrote a Sunday Photo Fiction story…. 😉
Memory
I cannot explain the fear walking along the narrow pier, perhaps some repressed memory I cannot face in sunshine hours. As close to the center as possible, I navigate my quickened breathing while vertigo splashes over me.
The others pay no notice when I dash back, my arm unconsciously aching as if pulled by the explosive temper of a seventeen-year old boy. How can a grown woman be frightened to walk on a pier aligned with the silent bay?
A nightmare resumes in the disquiet night of the tiny girl facing the thin board stretching over the rocky creek bed ten feet below, how the plank narrows and narrows while he shouts red-faced. Then there’s nothing as she twirls into dank oblivion where memories and fears coalesce.
end 3/26/2017
S. Darlington
Who are you, and what have you done with Sascha? hehe
Wow. I like that. Darkness and fear combined in one. Good story.
lol Just never know which writer is going to show up to the party!
Thanks for reading, Alistair. I enjoyed writing it as always. Thank you! 🙂
Haha 🙂
Sounds like a person in need of therapy for a phobia.
Enjoyed your ‘fearful’ story.
Thank you, Neel! 🙂
Very emotionally impacting and frightening in the end. Well done 🙂
Thanks, Mandi!