Without Warning: A War Short Story

There is no warning. I remember that someone shouted "RUNNNNN" on my lungs. Everyone is scattered in the mountains, as if we are ants, someone is stepping on our nest. I felt hopeless, I froze for a few seconds like a shocked fish. I looked around my platoon, passed the desolated mountains, looked for a desperately hiding place, an orange rock was flying.

When I was cooking, a sudden change took place at night with no warning. As a short story, something produced an idea, so I wrote it down this time. I did not write this idea, I wrote a complete story. Things related to that behavior changed me. This I recognized that my writing is not necessarily perfect and never will be perfect. But if I wait for the perfect condition, it will never exist. If it depends on my fears and perfectionism to survive, it will never exist. So I promised to solve it. We will solve incomplete conditions and consistency. To just fill my peace, I am just enjoying the process. As a result, fear slowly retreats. I am looking forward to giving words to Moleskine I am wearing before going to bed every night. I filled the page with an unnamed story. Some of my leaders are still known as "Mr. Blank" or "Mr. X", but they are part of a carefully made half-page story. I do not remember the plot to rhyme, but I write poetry. I wrote my favorite words. The majority of what I write is never outside my Moleskine page. But, some possibilities, this I can write

From 40 "very short stories" about the divorce of poet Naomi Shihab Nih, war, friendship, travel, death, and life. The stories and roles are diverse, and the sentences of Nai are as beautiful as before, but sometimes I feel that the structure of the "very short" story is limited and do not tell Nai a perfect story. If the reader considers the story to be a snapshot rather than a perfect story, they may prefer them, especially in middle school or junior high school. (MC) This is a whimsical and moving story from immigrant families in Cambodia. Dara's grandmother, Lok Yeay, explained her Cambodia home in detail, vividly expressing her story with the imagination of Dara. The last tragedy helps families get closer and introduces new traditions and cultural practices to readers. If you use color, shape, texture for illustration, you can read culture and family sense in picture book.