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Showing posts with label 2021 Prompt #7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2021 Prompt #7. Show all posts
Monday, 28 June 2021

'Angelique Devises a Cunning Plan to Deal with Andy's Snoring' by Michelle Dickins

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When he’s in full flight she walks into the night.  

'The Day Lord Gordo Caught a Bird and Slaughtered It' by Finnian Burnett

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First date ruined by eviscerated remains of Gordo’s first kill.  
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'For a second, running through the middle of our neighbourhood' by Katie Kibbler

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  I mis-felt where I was, brain split, here and lost.

'A Caution to Those Wanting to Advance Beyond Their Status' by August van Stralen

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 Each step closer is one step further from your truth.
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'The Stubborn Yet Simple Secret to Fifty-Two Years of Marriage' by Katie Isham

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 Neither of us could ever back out of a dare. 

'On Behalf of the Faculty and Staff of Entwhistle Primary' By Tarik Bacchus

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 Allison’s herpetological passion is laudable. Please confine it to weekends.

'I brew potions to try and make you love me' by Maria Thomas

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  It’s viscous, smells of aniseed. I pour in coffee, wait.
Sunday, 27 June 2021

'Still thinking about that night at Carrie’s friend’s lake house' by Laurie Marshall

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and her disappearing face as he closed the bedroom door.

'Story of Amelia’s face and hands; told in two acts' by Rachel Canwell

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Wears her mourning mask, whilst pocketed fingers pull off rings. 

'I Don’t Think the Answer I Give Would Satisfy You' by Allison Renner

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I wonder why you never ask me how I’m doing.
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'Why You Should Dump Your Boyfriend Now Reason Number Ten' by Valerie Griffin

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It was a stupid, drunken kiss and didn’t mean anything.
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'The Knock Comes in the Early Hours of the Morning' by Amy Wilson

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  Soldiers outside, as expected. She makes the child hide upstairs.

'The Day the World Ended Susan Was in Her Kitchen' by Kelli Short Borges

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  Cake baked. Firefighters rushed poolside. No cake for little hands.

'A day out for Dave Daisy Duncan Dorothy and Delilah' by Adrian Price

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  The family trip to the seaside commences summer every year.

'Stepping into the Wild, Armed Only with a Plastic Fork' by R J Kinnarney

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‘Mummy, be careful! Take a bigger weapon for the rocket.’

'The Role the Humble Daisy Plays in Predicting the Future' by Lena MacDonald

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“He loves me, he loves me not. He loves me...”
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'One text plus two excuses minus all trust equals gas-lighting' by Maggie Seren

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  A mathematician will only take so much shit from anyone. 
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'How the Octopus Lost his Freedom in a Moment’s Distraction' by Julia Smith

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  Please God no! Pierced, whoosh, into a bucket squirming, squp

'The day Ellie’s birthday cake ended up in the canal' by Joyce Bingham

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  We laughed. Ellie mourned the loss of her Gran’s plate.

'When You Know She Knows That You Know She Knows' by Valerie Griffin

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We stared at each other, one accusatory, the other defiantly.