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Cherry
blossoms danced across the blue sky along the coast. A young
16-year-old boy named Takuto was taking a stroll down the water and
occasionally stopping to look at the sunset or chuck a rock in the
water. “The ocean is almost flat today” he muttered to himself as he
watched his rock skip across the salty ocean. The spring breeze played
in his dark brown hair.
He looked up at the sky, shading his face as he looked at the sun. It was almost twelve. Although the beginning of spring had started barley a month ago his skin was already tanning. His mother had died two months ago. He remembered her last words to him and his sister, Sora. “I am sorry to have to leave you both so soon. But you must remember that I will always be watching you. You both are meant for something great. Far greater that beyond your wildest dreams. Your father is not dead, he is left me something before he left though. I never had the heart to tell you”
He grimaced at the painful memory. Takuto slung back his arm to throw another rock, when he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. His arm dropped to his side as he squinted to get a better look. There was a young woman lying face down in the sand. Takuto dropped the rock and practically flew across the sand. He turned the girl over and she gasped as fresh air flooded into her lungs.
“Hey, are you ok?” Takuto asked gently struggling to pick her up. The girl nodded and locked eyes with him. She had a long gash across her forehead and blood was oozing out on to her midnight waist length hair. She was wearing a black jumpsuit that was torn in many places. Her eyes were a piercing shade of grey, like storm clouds ready to hurl lightning bolts down to the earth. A single sapphire pendant hung from a silver chain. “Luke.” She moaned, her eyes rolled back in her head as she fainted. Takuto stifled a gasp. He tore off one of his sleeves and used it as a temporary bandage across her head.
He ran back to his village carrying the young woman in his arms. “Help!” he cried out. “Help! Someone has been injured! Help!” he rushed up to the town clinic and pounded on the door. “ALEX!!!! OPEN UP!!!! ALEX!!!” Takuto hollered as he pounded on the door with his fist. Curious people peeked out of their houses to see what the commotion was about. “Help!” Takuto continued to cry out. Alex, the village doctor, opened the door.
“What is it now tak-” he stopped short. “Who’s this?” he asked as he rushed Takuto inside.
“I don’t know! I found her lying on the beach!” Takuto gasped.
“all right, all right. Don’t panic. Now let’s set her down here.” Alex responded as they gently set her on a bed. “Lets see what we have here” he muttered as he gently checked for broken bones. After a few minutes he stood up, brushing his hair from his face. and declared “Nothing’s broken but she has quite a few cuts.” Takuto sighed in relief.
“I’ll help,” he offered. “Alright then hand me those bandages over there.” Alex responded.
After they cleaned up the young woman Takuto sat near by and waited for the girl to awaken. After a few hours her eyes finally fluttered open. Takuto walked over. “Hey. Remember me?” he asked. She nodded.
“You saved me,” she said in a honey sweet voice “Who are you?” she asked cocking her head. “Takuto, now what might your name be?” he responded as he got his first good look into her eyes. They where a startling shade of grey. “I am Kyra.” She responded. “Kyra” he echoed “hmm.” Kyra fiddled with hair for a moment.
“So what happened to you? When I found you, you where pretty beaten up. And I don’t mean to pry but who is Luke?” Takuto asked. Kyra paused. “I-I-I don’t know.” She responded, her voice quivering “l-l-last thing I saw was a flash of b-b-blue light.”
Takuto thought for a moment. “Well do you have any family?” he asked. “I don’t know.” She responded. “You don’t remember anything?” he asked, shocked. “No” she responded, her eyes brimmed with tears “I don’t know
He looked up at the sky, shading his face as he looked at the sun. It was almost twelve. Although the beginning of spring had started barley a month ago his skin was already tanning. His mother had died two months ago. He remembered her last words to him and his sister, Sora. “I am sorry to have to leave you both so soon. But you must remember that I will always be watching you. You both are meant for something great. Far greater that beyond your wildest dreams. Your father is not dead, he is left me something before he left though. I never had the heart to tell you”
He grimaced at the painful memory. Takuto slung back his arm to throw another rock, when he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. His arm dropped to his side as he squinted to get a better look. There was a young woman lying face down in the sand. Takuto dropped the rock and practically flew across the sand. He turned the girl over and she gasped as fresh air flooded into her lungs.
“Hey, are you ok?” Takuto asked gently struggling to pick her up. The girl nodded and locked eyes with him. She had a long gash across her forehead and blood was oozing out on to her midnight waist length hair. She was wearing a black jumpsuit that was torn in many places. Her eyes were a piercing shade of grey, like storm clouds ready to hurl lightning bolts down to the earth. A single sapphire pendant hung from a silver chain. “Luke.” She moaned, her eyes rolled back in her head as she fainted. Takuto stifled a gasp. He tore off one of his sleeves and used it as a temporary bandage across her head.
He ran back to his village carrying the young woman in his arms. “Help!” he cried out. “Help! Someone has been injured! Help!” he rushed up to the town clinic and pounded on the door. “ALEX!!!! OPEN UP!!!! ALEX!!!” Takuto hollered as he pounded on the door with his fist. Curious people peeked out of their houses to see what the commotion was about. “Help!” Takuto continued to cry out. Alex, the village doctor, opened the door.
“What is it now tak-” he stopped short. “Who’s this?” he asked as he rushed Takuto inside.
“I don’t know! I found her lying on the beach!” Takuto gasped.
“all right, all right. Don’t panic. Now let’s set her down here.” Alex responded as they gently set her on a bed. “Lets see what we have here” he muttered as he gently checked for broken bones. After a few minutes he stood up, brushing his hair from his face. and declared “Nothing’s broken but she has quite a few cuts.” Takuto sighed in relief.
“I’ll help,” he offered. “Alright then hand me those bandages over there.” Alex responded.
After they cleaned up the young woman Takuto sat near by and waited for the girl to awaken. After a few hours her eyes finally fluttered open. Takuto walked over. “Hey. Remember me?” he asked. She nodded.
“You saved me,” she said in a honey sweet voice “Who are you?” she asked cocking her head. “Takuto, now what might your name be?” he responded as he got his first good look into her eyes. They where a startling shade of grey. “I am Kyra.” She responded. “Kyra” he echoed “hmm.” Kyra fiddled with hair for a moment.
“So what happened to you? When I found you, you where pretty beaten up. And I don’t mean to pry but who is Luke?” Takuto asked. Kyra paused. “I-I-I don’t know.” She responded, her voice quivering “l-l-last thing I saw was a flash of b-b-blue light.”
Takuto thought for a moment. “Well do you have any family?” he asked. “I don’t know.” She responded. “You don’t remember anything?” he asked, shocked. “No” she responded, her eyes brimmed with tears “I don’t know
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sorry if you don't like it =( I'm trying, god. I'm such a worthless writer, I don't have any talent. should I continue?
3 years ago
ok..... I guess I'll give up my dream of being a author. thank's for responding
3 years ago
yes,
the other stories are mine. I forget my passwords a lot and recovering
them is too much trouble. this is mine. my earliest acc that posted this
was XxMidnight_LightsxX
That's me dang it!
That's me dang it!
3 years ago
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whoa that's a lot of reading, i think i pass
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- put this somewhere in the 'education and reference' section, you'll get better educated response.0% 0 Votes
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- It's ok..
You're not gifted...You're above average for a 6th grader.... Like 6th grade honors.
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- It's REALLY good! Yes you should continue!0% 0 Votes
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- Great English for a 6th greater, much better than some "others."0% 0 Votes
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- you missed a speech mark right at the end.
therefore you're not gifted.0% 0 Votes- 4 Rating: Good Answer
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- yes it very good just keep trying your best!!0% 0 Votes
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- it's really good for a 6th grader.
keep writing!!0% 0 Votes- 2 Rating: Good Answer
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- No you should quit...and your a bit on the big headed side0% 0 Votes
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- too much to read lol.0% 0 Votes
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- its very detailed-do we need to know all the details? does it all come together later? keep writing.0% 0 Votes
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- Yeah it was really good, I don't really know what else to say. Hehe (:0% 0 Votes
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- Its incredibly good, don't listen to the other people, most of them probably didn't read it due to its length0% 0 Votes
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- Ok,listen to me.Don't EVER let anyone tell you to quit unless you want to (I don't reccomend quitting).When I posted my writing on here and some people weren't too satisfied I felt like quitting but I'm gonna keep writing and do my best!!
Sorry for the lecture.Anyways,I'm sorta confused what's going on.And try to make the sentences flow better.This story has good imagery.0% 0 Votes- 1 Rating: Good Answer
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- How can there be a sunset at twelve??
Anyways, I'm not sure if you want attention or not, but I'll hand it to you, it was really good for someone your age.0% 0 Votes- 2 Rating: Good Answer
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- Yes, it's great for your age, but the format needs some work.
you need to indent each new paragraph and you need to start a new line for each new speaker. And there are also a lot of other mistakes..
(example:)
Stevie glanced in the direction she was pointing.
"That's a sheep, Lois"
"No, Brother, it's a lost cloud!"
"Go home. Lois!"
"I want to stay with you, Brother."
PS: What I just taught you is called 'dialogue'
;D
Note how I start a new line each time there is a new speaker?
Yes.
And no, you are not gifted. Your just a little better than most, I'm in grad seven and I'm a pretty good writer, so I'm going into english honors, not a magical land for geniuses :p
Don't get to full of yourself, you'll just go downhill.0% 0 Votes- 3 Rating: Good Answer
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- dude ur only in 6th grade, ur brain isn't even finished growing/maturing, by high school you could be the smartest guy there, at least wait till ur 18 b4 you go on saying ur not gifted.0% 0 Votes
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- i didn't even take time to read all of that, don't think anyone will. But the fact that you don't know if you are or not and wrote this whole thing...i'm gonna go with no.0% 0 Votes
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- That's AMAZING.. seriously you are gifted.
People say i'm a really good writer also, but i dont know if i could touch that haha0% 0 Votes- 2 Rating: Good Answer
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- woah.
its really good.
i would definitely read it.
and you should have faith in yourself.
if you don't think its good, theres no point of writing it.
its really good. keep going.0% 0 Votes- 2 Rating: Good Answer
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- keep writing you'll get better, it takes time you have to be able to tune out the haters, they're everywhere, keep your head held high0% 0 Votes
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- its good. keep writing. over time youll get better and better. take some creative writing classes in school. its a good start though
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