by Margann Laurissa
(Kingston, Ontario, Canada)
One dark, windy night, at the campground I stay at during the summer, I was returning to my trailer after chatting with a friend. I wasn't wearing my glasses so it was a bit hard for me to see. As I was walking, I saw a dark figure standing in the middle of the road in between a row of trailers and the playground. It stood there, motionless. As I got closer, I heard and saw something flapping behind it. When I was as close as I could be, I realized that it was a young man. He was handsomely dressed. He wore a white dress shirt and black dress pants, black dress shoes and a long black cape. That was the flapping I heard; it was his cape behind him.
I looked at his face. It was remarkably familiar; he looked considerably like the hockey player Erik Gudbranson. There were, however, some obvious dissimilarities between the two of them. This young man had significantly darker eyes. His hair was shoulder-length and ramrod straight. He stood about 5'6" or 5'7" tall, nearly half a foot shorter than his lookalike. His lips were darker. His skin was paler. Despite it all, the facial similarity was overwhelming. When I looked at him, he did not say a word. I wanted to speak but I felt as though I could not. I turned back to be on my way but, for a split second, I looked over my shoulder to see if he was still behind me. He wasn't; he was gone. I looked around and not a soul was around me. Before I knew it, I felt a hand on my shoulder, then my forehead. I lost consciousness after that.
I woke up the next morning in my bed at my trailer. I took out my dog and I then decided to go on a wood hunt. The wind from the night before had loosened many long branches from the trees in the playground, my favourite spot to find sticks. It was still cold and windy the next morning; dark, ominous clouds filled the sky so there was no sunshine. After I brought my dog inside, since he wanted to nap on my bed, I went to the playground. I came and went with sticks a few times and, on my fourth trip, I saw something lying still on the grass. I was scared but curious. I went over to it. It was a body of a young man. The eyes were closed; the hands were crossed over the chest. I recognized him. It was the same one I had seen the night before. He was not moving, not breathing, no heartbeat at all. He was dressed the same except for a black sweater instead of a white dress shirt and black cape.
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