Narrative Essay On A Dog

It was on a Sunday evening. Curiosity got the best of me and all I could think about was checking out my new neighborhood. I had just moved in the previous day and spent the whole night unpacking and arranging the seats and other staff. I woke up late at around 5pm; I was very tired and had slept very late, then I went out for a walk. I took a long stroll slowly at the side walk of the main street for about one hour. The sun was setting; you could see on the horizon darkness kicking in and taking every single sport the sun raise left. My apartment was still in a mess so I went to a restaurant for a meal before I headed back to it. By the time I was living the restaurant, the darkness had already settled. The streets were empty; I was …show more content…
A few yards ahead of me were dogs barking vigorously at the cars and motorbikes that went by; their barking was as loud as that of 2 dogs, I pondered. That appeared to be a number I could handle plus my friend advised me that the only way to scare dogs is by looking at them straight to their eyes, so I psyched up. I knew I could do this, pass with no fear. The dogs stopped barking as I was closing by, this was neither a good sign nor a bad sign. I took my hands into my pocket and bulge them outwards to look big, at this point I didn’t know where the dogs were! But I was sure I had everything under control. 7 ugly and weird looking dogs appeared in front of me from nowhere, I suddenly stopped. One dog had a big split mouth at the side with dripping saliva. Another one had no hair but burn marks everywhere. The rest looked less of dogs and more of wolves; I do not think any of these creatures understood the definition of friendly, they looked vicious! This changed everything, I shrunken immediately. I tried the eye balling them but I was not sure if I was doing it right because it was not just working. In fact, it was making the situation even worse. The dogs looked like they hustled food the whole night and found nothing; I was the only oasis in the desert of disgrace. Looking at these dogs, all I could see was discomfort, fever, cerebral dysfunction, anxiety, agitation, abnormal behavior,