So first things first, my initial inspiration based on the theme of any previous prompts, I opted for my own choice and in honour of National Poetry Day, a little poem for Lillie.
A word.
A pause.
A thought.
A thrill.
A tale to be told.
4 Oct 2012
Five Sentence Fiction: Birthday Special
I wrote the five sentence fiction for this week and then remembered that some people are waiting for the next part of the little rom-com.
So first things first, my initial inspiration based on the theme of any previous prompts, I opted for my own choice and in honour of National Poetry Day, a little poem for Lillie.
So first things first, my initial inspiration based on the theme of any previous prompts, I opted for my own choice and in honour of National Poetry Day, a little poem for Lillie.
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I really like this.
ReplyDeleteIt captured FSF very cleverly in five simple statements. Well done!
It's lovely... it's so short and yet... it says everything :) Congrats :D
ReplyDeleteAftre I wrote it it dawned on me that its wasn't a story exactly, but its in homage to the FSF that in just a few short weeks has bought me so much happiness and kept me out of trouble.
DeleteNicely done.
ReplyDeleteJzB
This is really sweet, and so just for the occasion :)
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteI had thought about making mine a sort of ode to FSF, but I wasn't coming up with anything I liked. This, though, really works -- neat and simple but with heart. Good work!
ReplyDeleteHi Brian, as I now know that is who you are! lol (need a link to your blog though!). Thank you, I was hoping for simple.
DeleteWonderful! Light and fun and yet it says it all!
ReplyDeleteThanks Josie, FSF has started to mean a lot to me in such a short amount of time, it deserved an ode on its birthday. Haha
DeletePerfect Kate, encapsulating everything that is so good about FSF.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sarah :) I love FSF.
DeleteVery fitting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa.
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