Missfull's Short Story: The Necklace
As all these were going on, a woman who has snuggled under a tree awoke, glanced around with sleepy eyes, uncomprehendingly. She was as if languished. Her dress was wet with dew; her joints were congealed and brittle. Run her hand through her curly hair, frowning. She was dressed with high-necked, long and forest green raiment. The raiment, which was handmade, was like its owner: extraordinary and beautiful. She felt something touching her skin over breast. Dipped her hand and pulled a necklace. It was made of by gold and massiveness was fascinating, eye capturing. Its rough craftsmanship was pardoning by heart shape anyway. It had been written “Missfull” over it. Missfull noticed solitude surrounding her. Neither bird chirpings, bug rustling or murmuring of wind were but purring …show more content…
As somegod hacked piedmont with a giant blade, a canyon had been created. It was ten yards in narrowest point and its depth had reached to a hundred yards. Right after finished seeing the houses, running water inside the canyon heading for east and then to south with a sharp spin was falling down for several hundred yards, a stunning waterfall. After heavy rains, the waterfall was expanding and covering whole precipice. Quick-eared people full of mope could not have slept well in those kinds of nights. A solitary bridge established over the canyon was at south-west of the watching station. Mosses on its stones, which are determined to defeat time, were shining in completely melancholic shades of yellow and green. Thundering water floating within the canyon was fiercer now; snow from crest of the mountain had melted and the water had been accreted. One day, when the bridge has collapsed, nobody would know what would have happened. They could not have passed over the canyon. To overfly the abyss surrounding west and south, they ought to be as birds
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