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Weekly Contest #361
I still remember his bright blue eyes. His tousled blonde hair. His incredible physique. We had plunged into the Adriatic Sea together during our vacation to Italy. It had been our honeymoon. “Rose! Come in!” He had urged me, taking a dip in the water at sunset, the rainbow colors illuminating the sky, my dream man standing in the water, a grin spreading across his face, getting wider and wider. “I can’t!” I replied, secretly hoping he’d egg me on, “It’s too cold in there!” He ran out of the sea and came up behind me, wrapping his arms ar...
I started as a freelance writer when I was a spry young man, aged twenty-one. I am now in my late fifties—fifty-six to be exact. Don’t tell anyone my real age though: I’ve been forty forever so far as all of my friends know: I keep turning the same age repeatedly, but they haven’t seemed to notice. That, or they’re too kind to correct my foolish guise. It’s likely the latter. For decades now, I’ve been working on a peculiar novel. Peculiar even to me, though I am its creator. It is simply about a man who wants to be a great man. He wants to ...
I am inside a coffee shop, munching on a butter croissant, glancing outside of the window at the enormous Eiffel Tower. It is Friday afternoon. I know I should not have caffeine at 2:00 p.m. but I can never stop myself from devouring the fantastic café au laits they have here in Paris. I always get too many crumbs all over my clothes—so American. I do not fit in here, not really. I don't think I ever totally will, with my loud zebra-print pants and my black leather jackets, along with my platform boots. That's okay though. I've always liked ...
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