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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Sammy, the Gat: “The Ragtop Without A Top”
(Sammy, the Gat, is a continuing story.) (Glossary at end.) My newly IDed Celtic contact is leakin’ crimson curlicues on the dusty as I circumvent the circumstances and head for the threshold. I got a speed-need for a juice mobile … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged 77 Sunset Strip, Black Beauty, Edd Byrnes, Green Hornet, jalopy, Kookie, London, ragtop, twelve cylinders
49 Comments
“Death in the Country”
I stare at the vine-covered barn with its rotting wood, wretched roof, overgrown barnyard. A door opens and a woman runs from the building as a man holding a pistol steps into the opening. Her body stiffens as she stops, … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story, Uncategorized
Tagged Death in the country, film, movie, photographer, PR poster
18 Comments
“Ode to Kaspar Hauser”
A boy appeared At the barracks gate A torn letter In his hand. Kaspar Hauser It said His mother is poor His father Is a cavalry man. Soft hands Blistered feet No knowledge Of the world He came From a … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, historical, historical fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged calvary man, death, DNA, Kaspar Hauser, murder, mystery, royal heir
12 Comments
Sammy, the Gat: “I Doodle On My Noodle”
(Glossary at end.) I eyeball it past Lefty Louie, who’s standin’next to me, and digitize the slick pics the precip rough-drafts on the frame pane of the fly-to. Double L’s etch-a-sketch reflection mimes him finger-itchin’ to double-clamp my ab-slab. My … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged airport, conspiracy, messenger, murder, rain patterns on window, reflection, Sammy the Gat, silencer
7 Comments
“A Bizarre Statue”
A light drizzle discourages visitors from lingering in the plaza where a bizarre statue commemorates my death. Unplanned and unprovoked, my murder occurred on a dreary day like today. My brilliant lover, whose sculptures were spawned by anger and frustration, … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged guilt, inspiration, lovers, murder, persecution, public sculpture, sculpture
36 Comments
“The Corpse”
I’m a cop And I’m looking down At the battered body Of a young woman. Face obliterated Hair crudely cropped Above her ears Finger tips Scraped clean Clothing gone. An anonymous victim Of indiscriminate Street crime. So I think. Until … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged cop, corpse, government agents, lost loves, murder, mystery
17 Comments
“The Assignment”
(Please click for my February 12, 2013, dVersePoet Open Link Night 83 post–somehow the link for this post was activated as well as the correct one which is for “The Corpse”.) As I step off the plane which brought me … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged airport, London, odd companions, seatmates
38 Comments