On the side
of a beautiful lake was Jams laying on the green lawn. He was looking at the
bright sky and the white clouds. He was looking at them and trying to
find interesting forms of these white clouds. The clouds were so white that they looked like
cotton. The day was so peaceful, birds were singing beautifully, the sky was
brighter and the weather was warm. Jams decided to get up from the comfortable
lawn. He got up and went to the bay to get into the lake on his boat. He got in
and went to the middle of the lake rowing himself. There was a soft breeze.
Jams was very pleased to be there. There, in the middle of the lake he could
see everything and appreciate the bright sky and the white clouds.
The water
was moving the boat softly. Jams was glad to be there that particular day on
the lake but he did not see further more into those trees in front of him. The clouds
were bright and white yet but the wind changed and started to be very rough,
all the time was changing its direction. The boat moved brusquely and Jams got very
nervous. But suddenly everything stopped, there was no more moving at all. The lake
seemed a glass, but when he saw into it the clouds were no whiter, instead
they were black. He was staring at something into the lake. There was
something strange –what is that? – He said, and that replied him – I’m
coming for you – Jams jumped up and hid into the small boat. The thing was
bright. It was white too and was moving in circle around the boat. The thing
was dragging him in. Jams screamed loud but nobody could help him. Screamed one more
time, he was into the water this time, and the boat was sinking with him. He screamed
as loud as he could, but, no answer was heard. He was getting closer and closer
to that lighten white thing. This time he screamed the loudest than his lungs
allowed to. There was water all around him, nobody could hear him.
Jams breathed
out and woke up brusquely on his boat, he almost fell into the lake.
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I like your creppy puzzles stories. :D
ResponderEliminarabout this one... well, have to say that it's an interesting metaphor.