Both legs were broken, that was for sure, but she could barely feel them. Her head was spinning. A truck? A van? What did it matter? The radio was still working, strange as that was, but she couldn't identify the song. Glass was everywhere, and it smelled like burnt rubber and blood. Her daughter started to cry from the back seat, and she knew everything would be okay.
Novels aren't for everyone. Nor are short stories for that matter. So, I bring you, Shorter Stories. For those who have enough attention span to read more than one tweet, but not enough for a short news article. They might be silly, scary, or bring you a greater understanding of the nature of reality and the human experience. Okay, maybe not the last one.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Car Crash
Both legs were broken, that was for sure, but she could barely feel them. Her head was spinning. A truck? A van? What did it matter? The radio was still working, strange as that was, but she couldn't identify the song. Glass was everywhere, and it smelled like burnt rubber and blood. Her daughter started to cry from the back seat, and she knew everything would be okay.
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