Free Reads - Short Stories
Life.
Death.
Possibilities.

Benjamin Trayne
SHORT STORIES
AND MORE


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Row1 Col.1
This may keep you awake... It does me.
Row1 Col.2
Having some trouble with that? Here may be why.
Row1 Col.3
Fred is (supposed to be) dead and buried.
Row1 Col.4
A physicist has the greatest revelation possible.
Row2 Col.1
Are all men pigs? Nah. This is fiction.
Row2 Col.2
Could this happen to you? Not if you're smart...
Row2 Col.3
Harry craves one thing only...to be free.
Row2 Col.4
The destruction of mankind could come from...anywhere...
Row3 Col.1
Jason has just lost his job. Could things possibly be worse? Oh, hell yes!
Row3 Col.2
Who knows of what the human mind may be capable?
Row3 Col.3
Everyone who manages to survive, gets old. It doesn't mean they stop living.
Row3 Col.4
One of my first. I began writing for release. It never works.
12.
...
I stood in one place, or I sat in a chair.
And yet, I have traveled, have been everywhere,
In the deepest of caverns, where light cannot go,
On the highest of mountains, in gale winds and snow
I've streaked through the stars, but stopped on a dime,
Grown smaller than microbes, as I altered time;
I've lived, I've died, I've murdered, I've saved,
I've cheated death, and I've danced on your grave,
I've stood on the border 'tween heaven and earth
Was drowned by bereavement, was brought back by mirth,
Accepted my failure to please everyone...
I'll simply keep writing, until I am done.
It's just a perspective, the writing's unplanned,
T'was not where it ended;
T'was where it began.