A Date?" -- a short Prose Piece for dVerse Prosery
The
blind date
"On this day without a date, on a back street, dusky" and greasy, leaned a lady await. Dateless, still she was ready, willing to go. Name the place, she'll hop in your jalopy.
Drove to a stop, what to do next?
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- Photo and Prose Piece Copyright, Jimmiehov 2014 and 2023 respectively, All Rights Reserved
- Photo from http://jimmiehov6.blogspot.com/2014/07/blog-post_19.html (2014) and also https://jimmiehov6.blogspot.com/2016/08/by-day-i-troubled-poem-for-tuesday.html#comment-form (2016 - a dark poem)
- I'm linked with Lisa, aka , at dVerse — Prosery — Charles Simic: Finding Our Pack, at
- Lisa wishes for us to use these 11 words from Charles Simic, and write a short piece of prose with no more than 144 words--mine has 44
"On this day without a date,
on a back street, dusky"
- To read other's few-word works, click here
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Labels: dVerse prompt, Fiction, Flash Writing, Prose
posted by Jim @ 5/08/2023 05:01:00 PM
9 comments
9 Comments:
Short but sweet Jim and I love the photo 😊
Jim, this cracked me right up, especially with the beanie babies picture. Looks like one of them is a little crabby.
hahaha nice one!
LOL; Nice one Jim.
Happy you dropped by my blog.
Much💖love
Fun photo and micro-story.
Oh my. She's THAT kind of girl.
One often may be caught in situations of opportunities but unanticipated. But somehow it is easier to accomplish when prompted by good intentions. Love it Dr Jim!
Hank
Oh so many wonderfully fun things to do I am imagining!
Cute, Jim!
Yours,
David
SkepticsKaddish.com
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