Sunday Story Episode 30 – Legends
It’s the second half of the Ray Bradbury Challenge of writing a short story each week for a year. Prompt: A video …
Monthly Archives: July 2022
The Sandbox
So much sandit sticks to my legs, my toesmy arms and fingerswiping off is pointlessthere will beso much sandit’s a …
The Going is the Thing
Goodbye seems to implygood is inherentgood comes firstThat the leaving is most importantand therefore good. Au revoir, the French have …
I am Not Easily Charmed
I am not easily charmedyou, with your slippery flatteryand overly kind wordsdripping from your lipslike undergraduate adverbstrying to impress withstyle …
Who Writes Poetry about Wednesday?
It’s today, WednesdayLike every other Wednesdaysitting there, harmless, in the middle of the weekHiding its true importance(It’s trash pick-up day …
The Pandemic Puppies Turn Two this Summer
The pandemic puppies turn two this summerPuppies, all pets reallykittens, fish, birds, even a house plantOther life forms adopted to …
Imposter
They call them palmetto bugsI would rather not call them at allbut the large water insect climbedonto the bed last …
Story Sunday Episode 29 – Something Borrowed, Something Brown
It’s the second half of the Ray Bradbury Challenge of writing a short story each week for a year. This week’s prompts: …
Time Slippage
Slippage, a new nounlearned from Curly girl videosthe way a conditioner leaves hairgood slippage is the goalsmooth and easy to …
It’s Still Dark
All of the books about sleepand I have read many, many of them(since while I am good at several things,none …
The Story Factory 