The Curse - A Short Story By: Alan Mack
Here I stand gazing upon your beauty.
My breath is taken away every time I see you.
I miss the feeling of my hands caressing you.
Remembering how it feels to hold your hand.
Running my hands through your hair.
I struggle now.......wanting to touch you......just so slightly.......ever so softly.
No, I cannot. I know what happens if I do. I do not want you to go. I want you to stay.
I do not know if I can bare you leaving again.
Ohh.....just a light touch, it has been so long.
Let's move slowly.....very slowly.
Almost there. Wait...remember....remember.
As if lightening has struck me,
I am overwhelmed......rivers of water flow down my face to the ground.
You are still here....can it be.....the Curse....gone?
No...no!!!
I watched in horror as her hand turns black.
I should not have touched her...there is no going back.
Quickly she crumbles; to dust she goes.
For all that I see....of my dearest love......is a pile of dust....all......because.....of......me.
Short Story By:
Alan Mack
Short Story Published By:
Eryn Dunbar
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