Today's tossed newspaper slaps the end of the driveway, a robin announces the sun coming up on the horizon. Her neglected tea kettle screams into the morning calm while a tabby at an empty bowl meows for breakfast delayed. Shards of a broken mug scattered about the kitchen floor around an outstretched hand holding a … Continue reading Holler, Holler
A life other than one's own. ...paradise is expensive, the gate is narrow. Whoever visits discovers that life is beautiful, that the sun can in fact be divided into individual rays, it's no longer that boring, round ball you can't even look at. The next day, you go back to work on a train full … Continue reading Paradise
Annie pulled at strands of her mousy hair like she used to when she was in grade school as she watched Kevin cross the street away from her studio three stories below. Had that really just happened? Picking up a notebook and eucalyptus bough that had been knocked off the table when their kissing had … Continue reading May I Have This Dance
Girls weekend bound, sounds like trouble. If you obey all the rules, you miss all the fun.Katherine Hepburn This story was written for the Saturday Six Word Story Prompt.
Sarah hadn't expected him to stop and ask her how she was doing. Was it the look on her face? Pausing for just a moment, she continued floating. Up, over her head like an apparition. Untethered, no longer within. Not who she used to be. Not here, really. Not anymore. Looking upon the scene below … Continue reading Just A Ghost
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