Sand lay for miles with nothing but dunes. Wind flapped the tents that the travellers were sleeping in. Their camels were all tied together, burden free for the night.
Hymn listened to the sand shifting. She was exhausted but too restless to sleep. Her body ached from hours of camel riding. No one said it was easy crossing the desert but she needed to do it. There was nothing left for her back there. The war had wiped everything away and forced the survivors to flee.
There was no safety in the desert, Hymn knew that but what else could she do?
(Inspired by; https://whatpegmansaw.com/2020/03/07/wadi-ad-dawasir-saudi-arabia/ thanks).
What else, indeed. Good take on the Pegman prompt
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Thanks. 🙂
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Dangerous place, the desert. Even more so, the war. I liked this piece.
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Thanks. I agree with your statement.
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