1. In The Park
... have been her life, had she stayed with him. The mind has a way of altering memories to please itself. In her eliminating the man's imperfections in her mind, his ignoring her when he walked past was the ultimate rejection. She was rejected by her own fantasy. The rejection sliced deep within her, closing of the gate to the perfect life she had built with him in her mind ... . The loss of her fantasy was almost as damaging and painful to ... the woman as when she had first lost her dreams. The narrative also has faint undertones of that old, tired, worn out belief that a woman's life ha...
- Word Count: 2005
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School