Ryan McMahon, Period 2, 4/21/21, Day A

Blog #3 - Creativity and Fiction

Craft a piece of fiction that addresses one or more of the following:

- Literary elements (i.e. structure, tone, diction, mood, irony, and figurative language) to craft a narrative and/or poetry.
- Structural features of drama (stage directions, character attributions/tags, dialogue, monologues, and/or soliloquies) to craft a script.
- Multidimensional characters to develop themes and create socio-political metaphors.

The End

From the West rode the seven mile serpent

The rider, the spirit of death, urged the aged snake on

From the icy lake they emerged

And through the wild wildnerness they went

The insane children hid from the rain in a mine

They had unprotected minds

In his bed the child slept

The traveler took his face from the old exhibit

He rose from his bed, possessed

To his sister's room, knew her

To his brother's room, ended him

To his Father's room, conflict

To his Mother's room

He walked from his house down the road

And so the spirit left him

Yet he walked, dripping down

To the outskirts of town

He boarded the blue bus

With heavy boots tripping him down the aisle

He did not know where it was going

He knew that it never goes back