I walked out into the night. I stood out there and it was windy and cold and nobody was out there but me. I thought about you. I stood there thinking about how you’d left me like this— a person who stood outside at night alone for no reason.
Meg Pokrass lives in the Scottish Highlands. Her work has appeared in numerous literary journals including New England Review, Electric Literature and Five Points. She’s the founding editor of Best Microfiction.
Mysterious, but you weren’t alone…it resonates.
Such a strong feeling throughout, I enjoyed reading it!
Now who could leave Meg? And why in the world would they ever?
Story filled with angst. Meg, very well done. Great story.
Great story.