Fictions by Ima.

Maybe they fell too soon for their stories were never told, their foolishness never displayed or were they? Did all men know and by their seared consciences pretended not to see, hear nor learn? For a young man, strong in his youth, shrewd in his thoughts, bright in his future stumbled upon her and entrapped he was in the glitter of her illusive light. Not a native of the town and not without a sad history. The hope he was for his aging parents.  “Work the fields my child and bring home bread that our flesh die not in the darkness of this famine” He had a vision, a set goal, a target, an aim but this spectacle, this loveliness, this goddess who first had his eye now has his time, his days, his future. With great expectation they awaited his arrival with victuals but with every passing moment his soul only drew closer to hades. If they had known, they wouldn’t have hoped so much for their much expectation turned the spectre that drew the very life from them...

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By day it stood there, giant and intimidating, unmoving and unuttering, bold and ugly, really ugly. No one knew its origin or its owner; no one understood its purpose or its intention. No one cared. Harmless it seemed, quiet it was, fashionable maybe but deadly? Impossible! Or not. * She on the other hand was a beauty to behold, a mystery to unravel, a temptation to fall into. No one knew her origin, no one cared. She was the desire of every man who saw her, an envy of other maidens. She had an air of fragility about her, like she would break if handled wrongly. If only they knew. * One by one they were caught by the web of her seduction. One by one, they went in to her and one by one they grew with madness from their addiction to her; her fragrance, her smile, her look, her touch. She fuelled their fascination with the many delicacies of her being. One by one they fell, intoxicated they staggered, foolish they trudged on, nocent they succu...