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A Death in the Snow (True Story)
by Mika L. (Age: 15)
copyright 04-25-2005


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I looked up as I was outside playing, it was starting to snow. The next day the snow was soo deep. I put on my clothes, grabbed my sled, and rushed outside to play. It was colder than I expected.

I was on my was to Janes house to ask her out to play. We played for hours outside, had a snowball fight with this boy, made a fort that was just like a bed and igloo that we layed down on. Eventually we had to go home.

I then found out my friend Britney was at my house. We then went out to play but when I was walking, I saw what looked like a feather popping out of the snow.

We cleared the snow off to see what it was. I was scared, I felt like I was going to cry even if it wasn't mine. It was a dead bird lying on the stairs outside below the snow.

We named it Fluffy. I was a brown bird with white spots. I carefully picked the bird up off the stairs. I laid it down my favorite tree in the neighborhood. Me and Britney both grabbed some leaves and laid them around Fluffy.

We drew a sign saying not for anyone to step there. Since Britney was sleeping over, the next day, the first thing we did was to go see Fluffy.
We put on no winter jacket and it was still freezing
cold outside.

I was shocked. Fluffy wasn't there anymore. All we saw were feather scattered over the place and the leaves we laid there were gone. A cat probaly ate her. I cried. I was painful knowing she was gone.

Then on the hill, I saw Fluffy's body except it had no head or feet now. I stayed there still, kneeling down, I knew she got eaten by something. I couldn't bear to see anymore to do with Fluffy so I ran off, back inside the house.

Britney went with me. After a while I got over it but I knew I would remenber Fluffy forever......


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10-21-2005 Lyra M.    

Aaaw...That's so sad...Me feel depressed now. But it was really good Mika-chan.


09-28-2005 Leigh G.    

I know pet love and pet death. I could do with out knowing how it felt for a pet to die though. THis is a sad story and I woun't be blunt like a certant other person the commented. Sad story.


09-15-2005 Anna Tkachenko    

It is so sad. Then I was a little girl I a bunny and one cat ate him in front of my eyes. I never forgot it, I remember it like it was yesterday.


08-17-2005 Alma H.    

That is sad.Why would you name a dead bird?


06-20-2005 Crystal (bunny) Johnson    

this is a sad story and very emotional


06-10-2005 Brittney N. N.    

Very touching and emotional. Good writing.


06-05-2005 Brian Dickenson    

A touching tale, but remember death comes to
everything eventually, it's just a part of life.

You do need to edit to correct you spelling. I noticed that some of the comments left for you needed the spell check before posting.
Bob has put one on for us to use, the least we can do is use it.
Brian


04-26-2005 Caitlin M.    

Woah, at first I was like okay it's just a bird. And once you said it got eaten I felt so bad. I'm sorry I couldn't be there to comfort you!


12-07-2004 Emily Garwood    

ouch...sad sotry lots of animals die in winter...it's part of life...we learn about it and learn to cope...but the thing fluffy will remember is the care you gave...good story keepy writing.

Emy


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