The Beach

Waves crashing along the shores, a bright and beautiful morning, everyone around me was filled with joy but i was drowned with sorrows.
 As for me. i was alone. all by myself, there were thoughts running in my head of people who were accompied by their loved
 ones gave me a sense of jeolousy. I look around and i was the only one alone who had no acommpaniment. Loneliness,
 frightened and scared.
 As i was finding for seashells, a passerby saw me. '' Are you alright'' he said.
 ''I am fine, i really am'' i replied but inside i was dying  with a shrill scream that i do not want to be alone.
 He smiled and walk away.
 I couldnt really understand strangers as strangers are people whom i was never fond of, why did he even bother to talk to me? Did he felt the same way as i do. I sat on the warm sand and watch the waves go by, looking at the  clouds.
Was it that bad to be alone? Give me hope, give me hope.
Walking around aimlessly, shattered in pieces, all by myself. People with their loved ones passing me like strangers.
I have no idea where im going to but i feel that i am going to die of loneliness.
Suddenly, i felt a tap on my shoulder,
a sudden shock went through my body, it felt like someone was there to help me, save me. i didnt dare to turn around as my mind was in a whirlwind.
'' You are beautiful just the way you are, people will bring you down, but i will always be here for you.'' A whisper started to be heard in my ears. That moment was a heartwrenching experience, tears started to roll down but i held  it back.
I plucked the courage to confront my fears, and right there he was. A beautiful passerby holding a bouquet of flowers, arms wide open, giving me an assurance that if i fall i know he will catch me.
Everything happened so quickly. I opened my eyes and he was gone.
''Come down, breakfast is ready'' - a loud voice started to call me. ''it was all a dream afterall.'' i told myself, a dream i
would never forget.
Reality didnt sunk in yet for me, i felt as though that beautiful moment had given me a warm gush of love of hope to move on.

Written by Elaine Claire.