The Return of Brigit O' Hara
Long time ago, in
a small vilage in Ireland, there lived a handsome farmer by the name of Sian
O'Hara. Sian was a wealthy farmer who was quite popular with the townspeople
and the young girls but he was so particular as to whom he courted that he
still hadn't found a woman suitable enough to be his wife. Years passed and no
one thought he would ever marry.
All that changed however when he set eyes
on Brigit Flaherty. Brigit had come to Sligo from Galway to visit her aunt and
her uncle and Sian had been in the village buying some feed and grain when he
saw Brigit walking down the street. When he saw her his hearth skipped a beat. Brigit
was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. She had a beautifully pale,
milk-white face, long red hair that glistened in the sun. Her lips were soft,
red and full like rosse petals and she had the most beautiful green eyes he had
ever seen. They were emerald green and almost seemed to glow with an inner
light.
After he had found out her name from the
clerk in the store, he decided to pay the Flaherty’s a call. They welcomed him
warmly and after he had settled down at their table for tea. He heard Brigit’s
voice for the first time. Her voice was sweet and melodious and he fell deeply
in love with her at first sight. Brigit, on the othert hand wasn’t too sure
about him, however. Yes he was handsome, but handsome is as handsome does she
had always heard and so she asked him if he would like to come again and pay
her a call again. Of course he said,”yes”, and they met for many weeks after
that. Brigit eventually found out that his disposition was a wonderful as his
looks and eventually, just a summer came to an end, Sian asked Brigit to be his
wife. She agreed and they were married in the village church with the whole
town celebrating with music and singing.
Sian and Brigit lived for many happy
years. She cared for him like a loving wife was supposed to, and he gave her
all the love and tenderness that he could. There were many people in the
village who saw their devotion as a sign from God that they were destined to be
together. They were often seen in the village walking hand and smilling at each
other. At home, Sian would sit in his chair by the fire and read love poems to
Brigit and Brigit would sing old folk songs a cappella. Many times they would
simply sit together and do nothing, just being together was enough for them.
And so it continued for several years
until one day, while returning home from town, Sian heard a crying wail of the
banshee. It wailed so mournfully and he knew that the sound came from his farm.
Hurrying the horse and wagon as quickly as he could, he got home and threw open
the door. Poor Brigit lay on the floor by the fireplace, staring up into the
air with dead eyes. The banshee shrieked once more and then there was complete
silent in the little stone cottage until Sian screamed.
They burried Brigit in the graveyard and
Sian was beside himself with grief. He mourned like a mad man. He was often
seen in the graveyard, lying into the grave and crying bitterly. After several
months Sian finally settled down into his routine.
It was a year and a day of the date of
Brigit’s death and Sian was sitting by his fireplace reading his Bible, when the
front of the door suddenly burst open with a wild gushing wind and standing in
the door was a figure dressed in a burrial shroud. It silently glided in, and
the door closed silently behind the advancing figure. The figure walked across
the room and sat down across hom. He knew at once to his horror, that it was
Brigit come back from the grave. He stared in horror as the shroud slowly fell
away from her head. What he saw shocked him. What sat before him was a rotted
corpse. The fleshhad been completely eaten away. Her beautiful red lips had
been replaced with the grinning teeth of a skull. Her lovely jade green eyes
were completely gone and only two black holes with an eerie green fire-like
glow stared out of her skull. Her red hair had turned a dusky brownish tint and
Sian was filled with loathing.
Finnaly, Sian spoke to the visitor.
“Brigit.. is that you?”
The figure just nodded it’s head.
“Brigit.. what happened to your beautiful
red hair?”
The thing looked up at him and said, “gone,
and faded away”
“Brigit.. what happened to your beautiful
green eyes?”
“gone and faded away”
“Brigit.. what happened to your beautiful
red lips I used to love to kiss?”
“gone and faded away”
Finnaly Sian got up with the courage to
ask the question he needed answerd.
“Brigit.. why have you come back?”
The figure turned it’s head in his
direction and said..
“I’ve come to YOU!!!”
one of them is "don't felling love someone deeply, because when they leave you or passed away you will sad deeply. and you are going to mad."

