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you said yes
Click here to hear the poet read his words: you said yes I saw youstanding with a group of friendsat the school gatesand when I plucked up my courageyou smiled and said yes some time laterI left for universityI knew … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Poetry
Tagged adultery, betrayal, childhood sweetheart, loneliness, lost love, mistake, poem, Poetry, yes
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Plane Sailing – Sunday Photo Fiction
Sunday Photo Fiction is a weekly challenge presented by my old friend Al Forbes. The idea is to write a short story (200 word max) inspired by what you see in his picture (below). This week, once again, Al’s photo … Continue reading
The Window – Friday Fictioneers
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by the wonderful Rochelle, the undisputed master of what I call Sound Bite Fiction. She sets the weekly challenge, and the standard. Today’s illuminating photo by © Roger Bultot certainly lit up my morning. And a little … Continue reading
Posted in Sound Bite Fiction
Tagged 100 words, betrayal, flash fiction, friday fictioneers, mediterranean sea, short story, the window, uncurtained
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The Path – Sunday Photo Fiction
Sunday Photo Fiction is a weekly challenge presented by my old friend Al Forbes. The idea is to write a short story (200 word max) inspired by what you see in his picture (below). I thought, when I first saw … Continue reading
The Wall – Friday Fictioneers
AnElephantCant deny he’s a big chap He stands nearly fifty feet tall Okay that’s an exaggeration Because to his consternation He finds that he cannot see over Bjorn’s wall Once again it is Friday Fictioneer time. Master builder Rochelle takes … Continue reading
Family – Friday Fictioneers
AnElephantCant climb a high mountain He has not a great head for height Where’er hills abound He stays close to the ground Because he is not keen to get a mammoth fright Once again it is Friday Fictioneer time. Where … Continue reading
Posted in Daft Rhymes, Friday Fictioneer
Tagged 100 words, basque, betrayal, english, family values, flash fiction, fruit trees, maures mountains, mountains, Pyrenees, short story
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