Freewrite #4

Clouds darkened the sky with their velvety softness, and created a blanket blocking the earth from the sky that shined above. The wind would come up howling and die down whistling. The rain spattered on the roof, driibbled down the shingles and the dropped to the ground with a splish.
Over and over, I heard these sounds, saw these sights, all echoing through my head. All the sights popping in and out of conscious thought. The wind picks up speed, the rain pounds to the ground. The image of a small nine-year-old girl pops into my head. I start to scream, a scream of terror and fright. Blood pouding in my head, panic paralyzing me. The scream is cut short as my lungs collapse. The comppassion I felt knew no bounds, and would go to anything to achieve its goal. I wanted her, wanted her in my arms. wanted to tuck her to bed, wanted everything I couldn't have and hating it because I couldn't. I started to sob, she's never coming back, she's never going to live.I had lost her and would never find her. My baby, gone.
I lost you during that horrible storm, only to fing you cold and stiff under the hay in an attempt to keep warm. I had run, and cried when I could not find you, almost killing myself in an attempt to save you. It didn't matter, my child. I'm still breathing, while your bones are rotting in the ground.
Some say I should leave this place, to find a place without the memories. I will always refuse, my darling. I will be near to you till the day I die, and then we'll be together again, nothing will seperate us. I pray everyday for that day to come soon.