He thought to himself, I am not mistaking by what I saw, the home and property was covered in flaming debris, embers still gliding down from the sky's. Is it real? As his mind catches up with eyesight and the brain processes what it saw. Ashes falling from the sky floating thru
the air with a glowing hue they land on the ground around him. He heard a shriek, unmistakable in its tone. It was his sister and he knows it! Sis, he screamed, where are you? No good choices could be made by a young man. He's willing from the very start to do what he can for his family. Sis, he screams as he hears her cry and ball in pain. Reeling with pain and shrieking at the sight of destruction around her, he knows nothing of the physiological damage of shock they will both put away in the cache of their minds. He is still their to help, reaching out for her, in the position of crashed debris around her truly was difficult to navigate. What a miracle to see his sis's hand reach for him.
She was truly reeling in terror and pain. Realizing they have just weathered a blast that decentigraded their home, he no longer can see his parents fight and turns his energy towards saving his sister. Are you stuck, sis? Can you move? Oh my God, what do I do? Was his loudest exclamation in concern for his family, life and possibly the end of the earth.
Digging in to make way through the hot ash was extremely difficult but it was working. He can see her face and hands clearly but her legs are locked to the debris she screams again. It hurts, it really hurts. A deafening screech again emulates from her face, badly burned he believes he's going to die right there. Only to have seen his parents for a moment. Hurting inside so bad and knowing it is an inevitable death he notices the ranger from the army are no longer closing in or even seen from a distance at the horizon. Oh my God, we are going to make it through this in, a very reassuring voice he exclaimed. Breaking beams and shattering glass as fire consumes it all. They both realize, the rangers are gone, nowhere around. Sis what just happened. I,I, don't know. He replied. They both huddled together warm and comforted.
And then, a sucking sound flashed in their hearing, a force pushed against their bodies as they dripped back into reality.
Suddenly they feel a vacuum, the negative pressure in the air affected their fear greatly causing them both to lose their breath. A sucking cyclone engulfed their entire being and a smooching sound reverberated in their ears once again they noticed the ashes and debris had no more oxygen and then smack they land on the carpeted floor.
The smell of home? Bacon and eggs sizzling on the griddle and a loft of their nannies coffee hit their noses, the same way it had happened before. Awaken by a calming feeling the youngster raised his head from his soft clean pillow, just then he realized they were home safe and sound on a Saturday morning. Just like before.
Was it just a dream? Or was this whole thing a bad dream or was it more. Sis? Are you o.k.? My neck is a little sore, I need a new pillow, she yelled as tho nothing else had been wrong. The peculiar look on his face was their all day. Like anyone, he had to ponder the hypothesis that it all never happened. Sis didn't remember nothing, I guess everything's o.k..
the air with a glowing hue they land on the ground around him. He heard a shriek, unmistakable in its tone. It was his sister and he knows it! Sis, he screamed, where are you? No good choices could be made by a young man. He's willing from the very start to do what he can for his family. Sis, he screams as he hears her cry and ball in pain. Reeling with pain and shrieking at the sight of destruction around her, he knows nothing of the physiological damage of shock they will both put away in the cache of their minds. He is still their to help, reaching out for her, in the position of crashed debris around her truly was difficult to navigate. What a miracle to see his sis's hand reach for him.
She was truly reeling in terror and pain. Realizing they have just weathered a blast that decentigraded their home, he no longer can see his parents fight and turns his energy towards saving his sister. Are you stuck, sis? Can you move? Oh my God, what do I do? Was his loudest exclamation in concern for his family, life and possibly the end of the earth.
Digging in to make way through the hot ash was extremely difficult but it was working. He can see her face and hands clearly but her legs are locked to the debris she screams again. It hurts, it really hurts. A deafening screech again emulates from her face, badly burned he believes he's going to die right there. Only to have seen his parents for a moment. Hurting inside so bad and knowing it is an inevitable death he notices the ranger from the army are no longer closing in or even seen from a distance at the horizon. Oh my God, we are going to make it through this in, a very reassuring voice he exclaimed. Breaking beams and shattering glass as fire consumes it all. They both realize, the rangers are gone, nowhere around. Sis what just happened. I,I, don't know. He replied. They both huddled together warm and comforted.
And then, a sucking sound flashed in their hearing, a force pushed against their bodies as they dripped back into reality.
Suddenly they feel a vacuum, the negative pressure in the air affected their fear greatly causing them both to lose their breath. A sucking cyclone engulfed their entire being and a smooching sound reverberated in their ears once again they noticed the ashes and debris had no more oxygen and then smack they land on the carpeted floor.
The smell of home? Bacon and eggs sizzling on the griddle and a loft of their nannies coffee hit their noses, the same way it had happened before. Awaken by a calming feeling the youngster raised his head from his soft clean pillow, just then he realized they were home safe and sound on a Saturday morning. Just like before.
Was it just a dream? Or was this whole thing a bad dream or was it more. Sis? Are you o.k.? My neck is a little sore, I need a new pillow, she yelled as tho nothing else had been wrong. The peculiar look on his face was their all day. Like anyone, he had to ponder the hypothesis that it all never happened. Sis didn't remember nothing, I guess everything's o.k..
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