Microfiction
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Microfiction 6
Tell a story or describe a scene in 140 characters or fewer. Spaces count as characters.
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The two young couples were absorbed in each other but Walter watched the lava flow and wondered if he should warn them of impending danger.
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Alfred was unlucky with the ladies. He gazed into the distance. A beard might make him more attractive. He could feel a few bristles now.
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While Jane and Theo read poetry and Josiah dreamed, May told John the facts of life. He couldn't wait to practice! She bade him be patient.
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She mentioned picking wildflowers with a coy wink. He winked too and eagerly waited for her return.
ReplyDeleteCheeky wench - she'll get her come-uppance.
DeleteYou are so good at these!
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of you:-)
DeleteThese field trips are so boring, should I be teaching them something, can't see anything interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery good! Field trips are not to everybody's taste;-)
DeleteI can't think of anything for this.
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DeleteNot feeling very bright today but enjoyed reading yours 😀😍
ReplyDeleteAlison in Wales x
Hope you're soon feeling better :-)
Delete"Out of shot, while the humans are distracted, a Labrador is eyeing up the picnic..."
ReplyDeleteVery good. From experience, the Dalmatians would not be out of shot and would be straight into the picnic. Oh, the shame . . .
DeletePercy, feeling lonely, watched the flood waters approach. Should he tell his female companions and be the hero, or not?
ReplyDeleteDecisions, decisions . . .
DeleteI enjoyed reading yours and the others :)
ReplyDeleteHope you've enjoyed your weekend, have a happy new month of July.
All the best Jan
It was a peaceful weekend - that's always good.
DeleteBrilliant, as always! One day, I promise I'll make the effort of joining in! xxx
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