Stories
Poems and Stories
        My scariest time was at five years old.  My brother and I were struck by a car.  Dad's baseball team was playing in Ferris.  Crossing the street, he fell down in front of a car.   The car stopped to let us pass.  The driver hit my brother, dragging him ten feet on the gravel.  The driver could not see him.  It scraped my arm and hit my head.   He went to the hospital by ambulance.  My older brother and I went to the Fleeman's house.  I was scared, I could not sleep.  Later, our grandparents came and got us.  I was hurt psychologically and my brother has lots of scars. 
Editor's Note: The preceding story is true.   This story was written for my English class during my freshman year in high school.  The story had to be no more than 100 words.   It was not easy to cut a story of the traumatic magnitude of this one down to just 100 words.  
By Marcus Riley, Fall 1994.
Copyright, Esposito Publishing Group, 2001.
A story about my scariest moment
Sonnets
Other Styles of Poetry
New Poetry
Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

1