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Super Soul Larry

The New Superhero - Writer's Challenge

By Canuck Scriber Lisa LachapellePublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Once upon a time, there was a super spirit but he could he never catch the wind. He rode on a bicycle that was lifted by wings. He went to school up in Heaven and he learned the secrets of being, this he kept to himself.

One day the greatest light the world ever knew shone his point of view. The young man looked up in surprise as some facts of life were explained.

"You have three tasks to do in order to complete your infinite wonder.

"First, you must learn to dream so others can dream with you. Then you can change the world, earn your cape and transcend all indifference.

Next, you must learn the difference between dark and light. For some this could take the rest of their afterlife, but not you. Then you will earn a magical rod that will empower all you meet.

"Third, you will learn the difference of powers on the earth. With the other two gifts you earned will help clear the planet of control freaks."

Down he flew on his bicycle to the earth to start his tasks, brown wavy hair shining in the breeze of light.

The first two sleepers were easy, they had nothing to lose. As he dreamt, helped them choose their new jobs.

He met a girl so sad she forgot to sing. Quietly he entered her dream. "Fight for what you love," as told from above. Then he got stuck on a thing. The dark followed the light of the dove so he had to take the two earlier lessons and put them into one. He lifted the rod and gone was the dark and the thing. Together they searched for controls to vanquish in everyone. The earth grew in harmony, there was peace all around.

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About the Creator

Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelle

Vocal Top Story 13 times + Awesome Story 2X. Author of Award Winning Novel Small Tales and Visits to Heaven XI Edition + books of poems, etc. Also in lit journal, anthology, magazine + award winning entries.

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    Written by Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelle