When the Day Met the Night

When the Day Met the Night

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I hate you. I hate you with your soft blonde hair that falls perfectly on your forehead and your bright blue eyes that make my brown ones look like dirty snow. I hate the way you’re always smiling and you seem to brighten up a room when you walk in. I hate how so many people surround you as if you are a lighthouse, saving everyone’s lives. I hate how blind you are to reality and how blinding you can be to others. They can’t see past you to the true terrors of this planet. It’s infuriating. What gives you the right to ignore all the bad and focus on the good? That hardly seems fair and I unconditionally hate you for it. (A short story I had to write for my creative writing class. It had to be based off a song and I chose the song When the Day Met the Night by Panic! At the Disco.)
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It started on a Monday. I don't know what happened after that. I started off normal. I was still normal, wasn't I? I don't know, I just don't know. I was happy, I should be happy, but I'm not. Maybe I am? It's like there's a blackness in my mind, and I've covered it with yellow. I hate the colour yellow, but it's what I am. It's all I am now. My friends were laughing, I was laughing, but it didn't feel like it. My face felt tight as I stretched into a smile, yet it fooled them. I shouted with them, tears coming to my eyes. They laughed harder at that, everyone crying out my name, pointing at me, tears coming to their own eyes. The hole in my heart widened. I didn't know whether they were tears of sadness or happiness. Everyone was rocking back and forth, and slowly, they seemed to form into looming monsters, with wide eyes and pale faces. We stood up, hearing the bell. The sun hurt my eyes. I ran after them, shouting with them. I was loud, too loud. My own voice hurt my head. I didn't want the attention on me, so I dragged it to my fake self; my mask. I hated myself, and what I was doing. I had walked off again. I'm not sure why, but as I blinked, my feet decided that we were not going that way. I ignored them, and they thought it was a joke. They screamed my name, startling me, making me sprint over to them. I hadn't realised how far I had really wondered off. I joined my group, only to wish I had kept walking. They were laughing again, their laughter hurting my head. It shattered my thoughts, echoed around my head, deafened any emotions. I shrieked with them. We were like monkeys, chattering together. Maybe not; we were too dangerous for that. Monsters. Pale, looming monsters. (Updates everyday day!!!) (Oh, and the picture on the title page doesn't belong to me!!! Credit to whoever it belongs to!!!)

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