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I could not move the blue line the computer placed although pleasant I do think blue should be in the skies, children's eyes and Morning Glories.
It was a perfect day to meander through the heavy underbrush and over the mossy glade searching for the perfect material to craft a Halloween Wreath. The air was heavy with humidity and made the going slow but not less pleasant.
Running out of sun light quickly replaced with moonlight this time of year. The cooler air gave me a shiver cool enough to wrap my sweater tighter and make sure the house was still in sight.
The crematorium smoked in the distance but I gave no thought of what was happening there. My Bluetooth was visiting Bon Jovi from my youth and not even martial law was stopping that.
"Wanted Dead or Alive" echoed. I remembered beads, old robes, and justice demanded by the times.
Justice awaited the rodent who had continually stored away the pecans for winter. Cast iron frying pan justice! I had captured his theft on a flimsy camera and this time he would not escape. Pecan flavored squirrel, wonder how that would taste? I carefully took aim.
I used every word!
Thanks for the fun prompt
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5 comments:
Interesting use of the words. Parts of this are almost poetry.
i had trouble deciding if you were telling us what you did yesterday or if this was a fiction story. the word crematorium was my clue you were using words. your vivid imagination is showing..
That's right. Put that pesky squirrel to good use. What a great story.
I love it! A wonderful use of the words. :)
GOLD STAR on this one . . .
I love your creativity on these little ditties . . .
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