Acid kills...

Acid kills...

A Story by Zephyr
"

Stop Acid Attacks!

"

The acid he threw on my face had distorted half of it.


I looked grotesque.


I smelled grotesque.


I am grotesque.


All because of him.


“Why did you kill me?”


I snarled at him.


He just stood there frozen.


Unable to speak.


Unable to move.


All because he killed me.


And now I stand in front of him.


Dead- Alive.


“WHY?”


I screamed.


“Because….you….rejected…my…my….Love.”


He stammered out.


His eyes almost bulged out of pure fear.


“Oh! I see... I rejected you right?”


I understood his point of justification.


Of burning my face alive.


“Now I am ready, you know, to love you.”


I suggested with an evil laugh.


After all that’s what he wanted in the first place.


“Nooo! Please! Spare me!”


He pleaded.


My exact words when he spurted the acid all over my face.


He ignored them then.


Bloody Blind Love...



                                                 

 

© 2017 Zephyr


Author's Note

Zephyr
An individual has her/his own choices and desires.
We can't force anybody to love us.
And if sb rejects our love, what we should do is respect their choice.
What we shouldn't do is go out with a bottle of acid and distort them forever.
Stop acid attacks!
Its a shame.
A shame on humanity.

My Review

Would you like to review this Story?
Login | Register




Featured Review

Okay so nice idea. However, are you familiar with passive voice? Because it pops up a lot here. Passive voice, loosely, is when you don't directly name or identify the object being spoken about in clear and definite terms.
1. So for instance, the opening line of your story:

"The acid he threw on my face had distorted half of it."

--"had distorted half of it" is passive voice. Reword it to say, "He threw the acid, distorting half of my face."

2. "All because of him. Unable to speak. Unable to move. All because he killed me. Of burning my face alive. Bloody Blind Love..."

--These are all, more or less, incomplete sentences. I understand the effect you were going for, but seeing as you leave space between all the lines, inserting commas instead of periods shouldn't affect much.

All in all, nice job, just a few things stand in your way. :)



Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Anjali

6 Years Ago

Well no denying that.
Zephyr

6 Years Ago

Thank you so much Ethan!
I never thought about it like that!
And I would have never un.. read more
Zephyr

6 Years Ago

I agree with you dear Anjali:)



Reviews

This is a burning issue which needs everyone's not just attention but involvement too, be it parents, governments, schools and overall culture system which allows boys to get away whatever they want.
The first place is home.

Posted 6 Years Ago


I agree! We should stop these acid attacks!
Well written Neetha, great job!
Keep it up!

Posted 6 Years Ago


well i hope this is just a figment of your imagination and not true

Posted 6 Years Ago


Okay so nice idea. However, are you familiar with passive voice? Because it pops up a lot here. Passive voice, loosely, is when you don't directly name or identify the object being spoken about in clear and definite terms.
1. So for instance, the opening line of your story:

"The acid he threw on my face had distorted half of it."

--"had distorted half of it" is passive voice. Reword it to say, "He threw the acid, distorting half of my face."

2. "All because of him. Unable to speak. Unable to move. All because he killed me. Of burning my face alive. Bloody Blind Love..."

--These are all, more or less, incomplete sentences. I understand the effect you were going for, but seeing as you leave space between all the lines, inserting commas instead of periods shouldn't affect much.

All in all, nice job, just a few things stand in your way. :)



Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Anjali

6 Years Ago

Well no denying that.
Zephyr

6 Years Ago

Thank you so much Ethan!
I never thought about it like that!
And I would have never un.. read more
Zephyr

6 Years Ago

I agree with you dear Anjali:)
I like your horror story, twisted love stories are the only kind of romance stories I like. The twists and turns are sufficient enough to leave your readers feeling like you took them on an amusement ride. Very well done my friend. Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Yep I agree...every individual has their own choice and we all are equal...So your message should be spread...I loved it...

Posted 6 Years Ago


Very well written, Neetha...as Najam says you really convey a strong message....keep it up.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Strong message is nicely conveyed. Great work. I really liked that you decided to write on such a serious issue.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Wow, Neetha this is such a powerful poem that brings to light a horribly abusive act against women. You are very brave to give your poetic voice to the victims of such abuse. Very effective use of the style of conversation between victim and abuser, that well-expresses the cowardice and narcissism of the abuser. A great warning to women to recognize dangers, preserve and stand up for their safety, and to not be fooled by "Bloody, Blind Love" of potential abusers. Great poem. Thank you for this.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Woah! Another interesting and filled - with - morality story... I'm really in love with the font..your stories always have a lovely message with them and that's what makes them extraordinary...I loved it...the way you displayed your concern for these people is so wonderful...keep writing! Will wait for another intriguing and moral story..bye for the time being :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Zephyr

6 Years Ago

Haha...
Thank you soo much sissy;)
Sofia

6 Years Ago

You're welcome my siso :)

2
next Next Page
last Last Page
Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

664 Views
20 Reviews
Rating
Added on June 26, 2017
Last Updated on June 26, 2017
Tags: Acid attacks, Pain, Revenge

Author

Zephyr
Zephyr

India



About
21. Seeking the calm in the chaos. more..

Writing
Blooming Life Blooming Life

A Story by Zephyr


Monsters Monsters

A Poem by Zephyr


The Visit The Visit

A Story by Zephyr



Related Writing

People who liked this story also liked..


Apocalypse! Apocalypse!

A Story by Zephyr


Today Today

A Poem by Saumya