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Sweet Revenge






                       In a quiet land not so far away, a petite flower sways in a green field.  The

               petals are a beautiful red which stand out amongst the lush grass that surrounds

               it.  A slight wind rocks the flower but its stem is sturdy and aged.

                       It has been here for eternity.  Centuries have passed avoiding this flower,

               never taking its beauty.  The flower never dies in winter, never suffocates in times

               of droughts.  The small patch of red never changes.  And its secret to this?  There

               are only a handful cursed with the knowledge.

                       Fate is a curious thing.  Some people swear their whole lives by it, calling

               every unexpected event a sign from fate.  No matter what you believe I know for

               sure fate is cruel.

                       Ever so often a child will stumble onto the cursed field to play.  The

               innocence of the young one is attracted to the calmness of the flower.  And, the

               flower desires the child.  As the children who venture to this wretched land

               approach the flower it begins to grow.  A soft song of chimes can be heard in the

               wind.  A spell to distract the child.  The petals enlarge to become a colossal,

               crimson mane.  The small center grows a soft face with a smile.

                       The young children laugh and play with the monster, letting their

               imagination take control. Their eyes are bright with laughter and joy but they are

               blind to their fleeting future.

                       Dreadfully, this monster is no figment of one's imagination, it is very real

               indeed.  As the unfavourable flower plays with the child it evolves once again.  It

               feeds off the child's pureness.  The child, untouched by humanity’s cruelness, is

               blinded by the beauty of the flower.
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