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Places Never Called Special

A nostalgic exploration in microfiction

By Zack GrahamPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Places Never Called Special
Photo by Ahmed Fahmi on Unsplash

Think of home-

Who met you in the morning, kissed you before the bell? How many nights spent dreaming in the same bed year after year?

Ash in the Earth, just memories forgotten. Parts so deeply ingrained that time could never erode them.

-tell me what you remember.

Crows; bent beaks and greasy wings - perched on fences, light poles. Circling, waiting for scraps to be forgotten. The biggest crows I've ever seen.

Birds continue to circle but you and I are gone. As you depart, a thousand children take your place. They'll share your fears and repeat your mistakes.

Young Adult

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Zack Graham

Zack is a writer from Arizona and founder of Braced Publishing. His interests vary from fiction to philosophy, but after winning a series of short story contests, horror has become his home.

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    Written by Zack Graham