Writing

Hey bloggers,
This is my T4 week 2 and 3 writing. It was fun to make and the images were interesting prompts. Hope you like it!（°ο°）

Hopes and dreams destroyed, I leave my home in ruins. The only home I have ever known. I stifle my tears and lead my elephant away. At least I still have her. I put all my bags on her back and swing my legs over the blanket. I pull up the reins and we plod on. Hours later and my home miles away we stop. I take off all the bags and pull my blanket away from Ellie’s warm and comforting back. I unpack a tent and tether Ellie to a tree. I put up the tent and climb into my sleeping bag. Tears fall down my face and run down my neck. I can’t sleep. I pack up the tent and all the bags and tie a hammock next to Ellie. She is the only family I have left. The sound of her breathing slowly lulls me to sleep.

Stretching, I sit up on my hammock. I look beside me. Ellie is still there. Thank goodness. I look the other way and gasp. A giant mountain connected by a flimsy rope bridge. Shaking, the bridge snaps and two electric blue eyes rise up, followed by a humongous nose and ears and finally a mouth that could fit a small cottage in without touching any teeth. His skin is light brown and it seems too hand down like it is not fully attached to his skull. He looks worried. I build up my courage and ask. “Excuse me, are you okay?’ His worried eyes meet mine and he replies “I heard that a village near here got burned down by The Silver Dagger whispers but girl and her elephant escaped. Now the clan wants to find her and use her too find The Void as she is part of that organisation.”  Hopes and dreams destroyed, I leave my home in ruins. The only home I have ever known. I stifle my tears and lead my elephant away. At least I still have her. I put all my bags on her back and swing my legs over the blanket. I pull up the reins and we plod on. Hours later and my home miles away we stop. I take off all the bags and pull my blanket away from Ellie’s warm and comforting back. I unpack a tent and tether Ellie to a tree. I put up the tent and climb into my sleeping bag. Tears fall down my face and run down my neck. I can’t sleep. I pack up the tent and all the bags and tie a hammock next to Ellie. She is the only family I have left. The sound of her breathing slowly lulls me to sleep.  Stretching, I sit up on my hammock. I look beside me. Ellie is still there. Thank goodness. I look the other way and gasp. A giant mountain connected by a flimsy rope bridge. Shaking, the bridge snaps and two electric blue eyes rise up, followed by a humongous nose and ears and finally a mouth that could fit a small cottage in without touching any teeth. His skin is light brown and it seems too hand down like it is not fully attached to his skull. He looks worried. I build up my courage and ask. “Excuse me, are you okay?’ His worried eyes meet mine and he replies “I heard that a village near here got burned down by The Silver Dagger whispers but girl and her elephant escaped. Now the clan wants to find her and use her too find The Void as she is part of that organisation.”