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Weekly Contest #116
Today, Tomorrow, and Forever Sentinel Park was chilly today. The light wind of late winter, early spring, tugged at his jacket like the soft hands of a child, he flipped up his collar, so the air didn’t go down the neck. Rolling along the empty paths he listened to the sounds around him, the sighing of the wind, the rustle of dead leaves as some animal or other pushed them aside, He sat and watched as two squirrels chased each other around the trunk of a large oak tree, looking up he could see the bare branches, skeletal hands reaching in...
Weekly Contest #99
My dreams were filled with the smell of frying bacon. My eyelids fluttered, my mouth watered, I cracked open my sleepy eyelids, breathing in deeply, frying bacon again filled my nose, stretching and yawning I poked my brother, Donnie, in the ribs’. “Wake up stupid, Grandma’s cooking breakfast” the only response was another snore. I sat up slowly, rubbing the sleep from my eyes, a slight breeze blew the curtains open on the big double window by the bed, the sweet smell of new-mown hay and overripe plums and peaches from the orchard came i...
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