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| Picture credit: Daniel Hayman |
The tea was going cold. But tea could wait. Not his pen. The writing on the wall was loud and clear. All the riches of the world cannot be as persuasive as an impending appointment with the firing squad. He would not let his thoughts disappear from the face of the earth along with him.
This is my second attempt at 55 Fiction posted on Thurdsay tales #53 for the picture prompt, Three word wednesday for the prompt: persuasive, loud, riches and Friday Flash 55
This is my second attempt at 55 Fiction posted on Thurdsay tales #53 for the picture prompt, Three word wednesday for the prompt: persuasive, loud, riches and Friday Flash 55
Interesting, words are all we have!
ReplyDeleteThanks pooja.
ReplyDeletejust outstanding !!! I like the way you present your post wow:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Geeta.
ReplyDeletea cool attempt
ReplyDeleteThanks the feeling lioness.
ReplyDeleteI liked this, like the idea of even in teh face of death, he has something to say - and the conviction to get it across.
ReplyDeleteThanks ThomG
ReplyDeleteinteresting little tale..!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing and thanks for joining the tales train..!!!
A lot of story in a very few words. Well done.
ReplyDeleteSo much meaning in this...
ReplyDeleteHere is my 3WW:
don't be shocked, I can handle power tools
Thanks a lot, Yamini, Grandma's Goulash and Gautami.
ReplyDeleteA lot of story in a very few words. Well done.
ReplyDeletea cool attempt
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love 55ers and this one was wonderful! That feeling where you just *have* to write those words down...lovely interpretation.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Antara.
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