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Monthly Archives: September 2014
“Lying in Wait”
(Photo: “Between”, copyright by Brooke Shaden) I lie on my bed waiting. Waiting for the evil Which haunts the space In my desecrated home To strike. It sits at my kitchen table. It eats the food from my cupboard. It drinks … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged beheading, false hero, infidels, jihad, murder, naifs
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“Tea with Mrs. Bee”
The day Mrs. Bee came to tea with me Gossip flew ’round the room in a torrent. Then she and me, we agreed to agree To deem gossip by others abhorrent. Mr. Turtle doth churtle with Myrtle Bee said, but … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, humor, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged bee, flea, Queen Bee, rabbit, sonnet, tortoise, turtle
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“Nightcat”
On soft padded paws, the black cat treads slowly infiltrating the night. Cautiously stalking his perceived dreads lips part, teeth flash, ready to fight. The cat pulls back, his spine hairs alert he pauses ’fore slithering on. Slit eyes of … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged black cat, dreamland, nightcat, nightmare, prey
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“To See The Light”
Funereal drapes cover backless wall niches where panes of glass once channeled summer light. Faded velvet hangs loose over shattered door frames impeding easy entrance or expedient exit. A single candle sends a feeble glow over a book on the table centered … Continue reading