Islands for English
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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The Island of Esme.
I stumbled upon and island of beautiful clouds and sea, I began to make a tent to sleep in.. then, a tall woman approached me with sharp teeth, accusing me of stealing her land. I quickly grabbed a raft and sailed away.
Lesson learned; looks alright always what they seem.
Photo by nicadlr
The Island of stars.
From the Island of Esme, I approached a beautiful star gazing night, filled with galaxy-like clouds. Small people had come out to greet me, offering me food and a place to sleep.
Lesson learned; be grateful for what you receive.
Photo by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
The end of laughs.
I began my travel with thirst, seeing near by towns people. As I got closer; I realized these weren't any towns people, they were clowns, covered in human blood, I retraced my steps, landing safely back in the ocean.
Lesson learned; not everyone is nice.
Photo by thelazydba
Neverland.
After swimming for what seemed like years, I swam up to shore and fell asleep. When I awoke, it felt ad if I was floating, and I heard children laughing, after opening my eyes, I realized I was on a cloud.
The children were very kind. And sweet.
Lesson learned; not everyone is evil.
Photo by kevin dooley
Tripsome Land.
The last of my journey was a island I'll never forget, I ate a candy flower from a small girl, shortly after her face started to swirl, I realized I had been drugged and everyone was laughing. A group of people, had picked me up and sailed me home.
Lesson learned; don't trust everyone you meet.
Photo by Zeusandhera
