K and I
Liked to go to a playground
Near our house
It was a big wooden castle
It was built when I was a baby
I know because there are pictures
But none of the other pink hairless things at school believed me
Because S (A thing called a Hot-Girl)
called me a liar
and
What are pictures
Against the word of a Hot-Girl?
In the sandy part
By the swings
There were two things
The Homeopathic Doctor later called
Bullies
(Which are deformed things
that used to be children
but became mutated
after a series
of failed experiments
performed on them
by adults)
They cornered K and I
K stood back as they focused on me
“Take off your socks!”
they yelled
So I took them off
And they put them on my hands
And rubbed sand in my hair
They kept us there for over an hour
While they were distracted with me
K ran off
One of them went after him
I was left with the other
A Big Red-Headed Mutant
He kept pushing me in the sand
Told me he was going to bury me alive
He told me to start digging my own grave
All of a sudden the
Whole business
Began to seem quite silly
So I decided to leave
“YOU CAN’T LEAVE”
I just kept walking
He followed close behind and kept yelling
“STOP”
“No”
“Come back and dig”
“I don’t want to be buried”
“YOU DON’T HAVE A CHOICE”
I shrugged and kept walking
Till I reached the exit
Leading to the hill
Which led home
As I approached the gate
I saw The Homeopathic Doctor
run up over the hill
She looked at me
Then at
The Big Red-Headed Mutant
And she began to grow
Taller and taller
Taller than I’d ever seen her
She blocked out the sun
She grew so big
And her eyes so angry
She transformed into
MOTHER
The Big Red-Headed Mutant
POOFED from existence
I turned around and found only
The footprints
In the sand
Where he had stood
A moment ago
When I turned back
The Homeopathic Doctor was back
She waved me over and hugged me
She carried me back down the hill
A few weeks later I saw
The Mutant who’d chased K
But I never again saw
The Big Red-Headed Mutant
I wonder what MOTHER did with him
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A very good story. I enjoyed reading it. Thanks for sharing!
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I once wrote a story called ‘the red haired granny’ after I got home from school to find my mother’s normally grey hair covered in dried blood after an accident with the cupboard door. (Put your eyebrows back in place, the cupboard door was the only one without an alibi) I therefore approached this story with excitement and confidence it wouldn’t be a patch on my efforts. How wrong I was. Top effort as per usual. 🙂
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I actually like that idea a lot. Do you still have the story?
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It surfaced again a few years ago when my mum passed away. I’ll have a root round. I binned some stuff a couple of years back but think it survived the cull. I’ll let you know…
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Sounds good, I’d love to read it
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excellent as always. xx
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