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Bogeyman Descriptive Writing

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Darkness The small pieces of gravel cut deep into my skin as I skidded along the ground away from the cabin. I gave the figure standing in the darkness of the doorway a vicious glance. I felt the pain growing on my knees and my cheek. My bright blue eyes started to fill with tears and what was my sleek, smooth brown hair was messed up and dirty. I was always teased for my fear of the bogeyman and the dark. I got my fear when something was moving under my bed in the middle of the night and my brother said it was the bogeyman. So ever since I have been petrified at night of the bogeyman. When I arrived to camp my class had the talk. The don't feed the animals, no walking around at night. The thing they say every year but I didn't …show more content…

I thought it was a good idea but I was wrong that bush was poison ivy as a frantically wiped my nose with the leaves I realised that. My nose started swelling with such speed I could only see from the sides away from the nose. My screams attracted a black and white figure. I started to scream even louder It was the bogeyman I thought. I was terrified the figure was so scary it could scare the wings off a fly. Then I heard a noise that no bogeyman would make, a noise that a raccoon makes. Raccoons I thought, why are they after me. They looked cute at first then up close they became feral monsters. I ran for my life. They started to chase me from on top of the old dying trees I felt a stone hit the top of my head. The raccoons were dropping things on my head, on the bright side, I thought at least these aren't monkeys, they would be throwing something else. I could hear a creek in the distance. If I ran to it I could dive in and they lose my scent. As the gushing water became louder I noticed how long I had been out here it was almost pitch black. I could see the river flowing towards the camp, I jumped in to the river. It chilled me to the bone. Then as my head popped out of the water I could see the majestic sun rise. And with the night my fear was now

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