Walks by the dusky seashore are lifesavers.
No matter how useless my life seems, my walk is efficacious in raising my spirits. I am not abashed in admitting how weak I feel throughout the day. I am only this far from putting a bullet in my head and disappearing into the seas, like the sun.
Not just yet though…
Prompts:
Weekend Writing Prompt #96 – Seashore
The Friday Reminder and Prompt for #SoCS March 9/19
OPPOSITES ATTRACT CHALLENGE #6
Image Source – https://fineartamerica.com/featured/seashore-sunset-lahinch-county-clare-the-irish-image-collection
The Dark Netizen 
Dang! Profound! Fantastic! Hopefully not autobiographical.
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Thanks so much! 😀
Naah, not autobiographical! No seashore near where I live right now! XD
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Though I’ve never wanted to blow my head to smithereens (so distressing for those who find it), yet I know the uplifting effects of a shore-side walk. 🙂
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Yes! 😀
Such walks can indeed be magical! 😀
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Walks always improve my mood and perspective. I hope you have many years of interesting walks ahead.
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Thanks so much, JoAnna! 😀
Glad to hear that the walk therapy works for you too! 🙂
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Time to call the police 🙂
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Hahaha! 😉
Or the psychiatrist? 😀
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Maybe both 🙂
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True! 😉
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A bit dark but as a thought process based piece it’s probably pretty accurate. It takes some skill to be believable.
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Thanks so much, Lucas! 🙂
Heard from you after a while!
How have you been?
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I’m alright thanks. I’ve not been writing for a while as I can’t get enough focus to get back into it, as a result I’d almost forgotten about WordPress. I’m finding new stuff for the site now and should be inconsistently posting again now. I’ll still be looking for bits to read so keep going!👍
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I sure will! 😀
Your new stuff is interesting too! 🙂
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You have a gift. Stay with us. Write your soul onto the page, then write more!
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Thanks so much Elizabeth! 😀
I will make sure to cherish this gift! 🙂
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The sea has such a calming effect. For me, having it on my doorstep is a godsend.
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Whoa! 😀
That’s a lovely location then!!
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The walk always gets better holding the master’s hand.
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I hope so! 🙂
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Yikes, that was brilliant. Like so many others have already noted, hopefully not autobiographical. Keep writing!
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Thanks so much, Linda! 😀
Luckily, it is not autobiographical! 🙂
Though there can be down days, they aren’t this bad! 😉
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👍
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My first time here. Woah, you did say mostly dark ones. The image works well, evoking a pool of blood.
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Welcome to the blog, Jackie! 😀
Thanks so much! 😀
I do hope you like my other dark stories too (and the occasional grey ones! 😉 )
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This is really GOOD–I can relate too well…
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Thank You! 🙂
Although, I am concerned now. How are you doing?
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Ohhh…you’re very sweet to be concerned, but no need. We all have heavy days sometimes. Blessings to you 🙂
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As long as we beat the heaviness! 🙂
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Yes! Blessings to you 🙂
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Thanks so much! 🙂 🙂
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You are welcome always 🙂
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This is a powerful piece. I’m amazed that you’ve managed to cram a complete sense of character arc into so few words! Micro fiction is nearer to poetry, I think, and is extremely difficult to pull of. Very well done.
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Thanks so much! 😀 🙂
This means a lot!
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Strong stuff – beautiful photo. Glad to hear the story is not autobiographical. I can imagine walking on that gorgeous golden sea shore.
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