The Enchanted Forest
By Dennis D. Georges
I wake up to darkness. Nothing is around me. It is hard to make out where I am. I close my eyes, but this time I can't open them. I can't even move. I can hear things around me. I can tell that I'm in a forest. I can hear the birds chirping, and I hear a waterfall near by. I command my eyes to open. I tell them, "I want to see the beauty, now open!" They finally open, and my body can move. I sit up and look around me. I'm on top of a hill near a forest. It's spring here and all the flowers are blooming. The trees are full of leaves. The sky is blue with fluffy white clouds. This place looks familiar, yet something is different. All I'm wearing is a white undershirt and shorts. I decide to look around and find the waterfall that I hear. This grass is soft under my bare feet. I walk further and further away from where I first laid. I can tell that I'm nearby because the relaxing sound of the waterfall is getting louder and louder. I eventually find it. It is more beautiful than I imagined. There is a rainbow on top of the waterfall. The waterfall isn't that high, so I decide to climb on top, take off my clothes, and jump into the pool of water below me. When I swim back to the surface, there is this attractive girl around my age just standing by the edge of the pool. She is looking at me and smiles. I smile back, and I want to say something, yet I can't find words to say. She has long brown curly hair, brown eyes, and smooth looking skin. She starts to take off her clothes, and I blushed. She walks into the pool. I see that she shivers at first, but she continues to walks toward me. My mind starts to race on the question, 'What will happen next?' As she gets closer to me, my mind gets more relaxed. Finally, we are face to face. She is even more beautiful now than before. Her lips pucker up and gets closer. I close my eyes and pucker up my lips. I fell her hair touch my chest, but no kiss. I open my eyes and darkness again. I close my eyes and open them again. I look around and I'm in my bedroom, laying down in my bed.