“Drowned In Wine; Alcoholic Till Death…”
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Ten Word Story: Good/Bad News
She Found The Sunflower-King Inside Maze, Forgot The Way Out…
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Flash Fiction: Desert Road
This ride turned out just as expected.
Only racers with guts of iron and balls of steel participate in this once-a-year race. Racing on a highway that exists only for two hours offers an adrenaline rush unlike any other. As the time passes, the highway begins getting covered by strong dust storms. That means death for those poor bastards who are too slow to outride the sand.
Now, it’s down to the last three of us. With the sand storm almost touching us, we cannot afford to slow down. Last five minutes left.
Time to see if the nitrous works…
Word Count: 100
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Microfiction: Warrior In Her
The war had destroyed cities.
The onslaught of the dark king had orphaned many children and left them homeless. One such child managed to find her way to the Greenroot forests. These forests were thought to be so magical, that even the dark king stayed away. The forest dwellers- The ancient roots, watched over the little girl. They knew that the dark king would one day turn his eyes towards the forest and attack it, bringing the war to the forest. They would need a human warrior, adept in the ways of the roots.
They saw that warrior in her…
Word Count: 100
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Haiku: Life and Purpose
Riding Through Our Lives,
Though Tough, Is Made Easy When
We Find Our Purpose…
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RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #245 Easy&Ride
Flash Fiction: Tests
They did not stop with their tests.
They started off with placing me in a well furnished room. Then they observed me from behind the glass wall. Then they showed me some ink blots and asked me what I saw. I told them. Then I said I wanted to go home. They did not listen.
They gave me some injections and put me on needles. After a week, I begged them to let me go They did not listen.
They put electric nodes on my head, each of them monitoring me. They administered electric shocks. With all my remaining strength, I screamed out that I wanted to leave. This time, they could not listen.
They were all lying motionless on the ground…
Word Count: 115
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Twittering Tale: Hooman
Humans are not a very smart species.
My hooman however, is not your average human. She’s way less smart. Don’t mistake me. She’s a lovely person and loves me a lot. But not the brightest bulb.
She keeps the air conditioning so low sometimes. I need to wrap myself up in a blanket…
Character Count: 280
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Microfiction: Equinox
“Father, why do we do this, every equinox?”
Father placed his palm on my head.
“You will receive your answer today, son.”
I nodded excitedly. I emulated what I had done all the previous nine years. I placed both my hands on the stone pillar.
“All set, father.”
Father did the same.
“Now listen, son. Every equinox, the dark ones threaten to invade us from their dimension. We unleash the soul pillar’s power to shield earth.”
I stood awestruck looking at the skies….
Word Count: 83
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Weekend Writing Prompt #97 – Equinox
What Pegman Saw March 16, 2019
Microfiction: Flaming Galleon
The Pirate crew cheered as their target burst into flames.
The Captain smiled to herself. The Black Blade Pirates had claimed yet another victim. Their tally now rested at twenty. She roared out to her crew in jubilation. It was now affirmed that no ship was good enough to stand against the might of The Black Blade. The legendary galleon stood as a burning testimony to that lofty statement. The Captain and the crew however, soon became silent. They could hear laughter coming from the Galleon’s deck.
That is all they heard before cannons open fired on the pirate crew…
Word Count: 100
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Three Line Tale: Sale
An astounding deal had been offered by the local mall, much to the shock or many and the delight of few.
Walk in with your old partner, and leave with a new man, the offer said.
If only, new discounted clothes could make a new man, the shoppers would have been happy!
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