Thursday, October 10, 2019

A Monster to Conquer


I like to tell a story to anyone who would listen......


It's about a girl who feels desperate all the time. She feels like she has let everyone down because of her stupid pride. Her Father had lost his true love and is now in an unrecoverable rut, her Mother had left them to pursue her lost happiness for she had married and had a child out of duty to herself. Since then, life had gone down-hill in her life and so, regrettably; she had to leave her ties towards education behind to help with financial problems.

Relief came to her family as she marched into her first job with pride, she loved what she did but was discriminated by her own co-workers for reasons obvious to her, her Father and her best friend. And yet, she continuously swallowed her pride so she could selfishly have spending icons for her own personal amusement. The more hours she worked, the less her heart-felled got and she no longer enjoyed the work. She completely lost it and as their final act of jealousy and hatred, they had finally let her go.

In time after the shock, she became devastated that she constantly ate; feeling like she'd be less trouble if she wasn't even born. Even though her friends and family tried to support her and lift her spirits, her grief began to consume her. And then, as her final act of regret and sorrow, she prepared herself for the eternal rest. With weapon in hand, she took one final breath and savored it before she pulled; six rounds had past and still she lingers like a depressed puppy that had just lost its master.

'Why?' she asks herself over again. 'Why can't I do it? Wouldn't it be easier for my Father and everyone if I didn't exist?' She continued to live on, still pondering for an answer to that question. To this day, she feels worthless, for no one will be so kind as to give her a chance. As if they had gotten their revenge on her somehow by selling their souls to the devil himself.

Along the way, she is reminded of her dreams and is asked to start writing again to reawaken her soul, but alas; she knows of no one who would read her works of art. She sends her talent world-wide, hoping that someone will love them and finally make her dream come true; but her whole life had passed her, and she was now too weak and brittle to continue. Sometime after, she passed on to true love and rekindled dreams with a frown on her wrinkled face.

With no energy to pick up another pencil, a stray tear falls from her eye, then she dies with a destroyed soul. Her dearest wish was to have at least one novel in bookstores before her tragic death. She had the talent, but so many people had put her down that it slowly ate her away inside.

I shed a tear, for I knew her well. Now, no one will ever drift away in love and fantasy without her feeling heartbroken.  



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Note: This was done during my Depression period - following my parent's divorce

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