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Sunday, 5 December 2010

Microfiction Monday 6 Dec 2010

Welcome to another round of Microfiction Monday courtesy of Susan at Stony River. Each week Susan posts a new picture and invites us to write a story in 140 characters or less.

Today's picture:


Time robs the heart of grief
and leaches from the cluttered mind
memories of a fading past.
Cold stone,
standing tall,
Semper In Memoriam

32 comments:

  1. I like "memories of a fading past" -- fresh. (Usually, I read "fading memories" instead.)
    Write1Sub1

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  2. Aw!!! I like this, thank you!! The words make the picture come alive! Yay! take care
    x

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  3. Dom,
    Your word choice is superb. "...leaches from the cluttered mind"-so vivid. You definitely have a poet's soul.

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  4. The poets are out in force this week, Dominic.
    Yours is excellent.

    Have a great week.

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  5. Yes that is beautiful, chilling and eerie too!

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  6. Powerful piece of sombre poetry! The word "leaches" bristles with drama!

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  7. I envy fine wordsmiths like you, I doubt words could ever flow out of me like that.

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  8. Beautifully done. Very thought provoking.

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  9. Wonderful words which match the picture perfectly. :)

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  10. Hauntingly beautiful.

    I gave it a shot: Irony.

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  11. Powerfully written. Very solemn.

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  12. If we could only believe that time robs the heart of grief...dulls it, maybe, but I don't think it ever goes away.

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  13. It is a good thing grief leeches away! wouldn't want that weighing us down! thanks-

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  14. Amazing you put so much into such a short story. Wonderful write.

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  15. Beautiful piece. A lot can be said with so few words.

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  16. Perfect prose.
    Thank you for penning it.
    I sure am glad to have read it.

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  17. Very nice indeed. For my mind to remember anything these days, it had better be carved in stone.

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  18. Heavy but so good to reflect on. :O)

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  19. Absolutely beautiful, and very thought provoking :)

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  20. Very poignant word choice for this week, Dominic. I couldn't think of a contribution for this picture. You did very well.

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  21. Painful truths -- but a lovely bit of writing. This one just made me stop and stay awhile.

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