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I urge people to join in, comment with your paragraph of fiction to accompany the image. It doesn’t have to follow my story or reflect the same themes. It can be a poem or in a different language (provide a translation please ). Anyone who wants to join in, is welcome. This photograph will be reblogged under Ermisenda on tumblr and added to the Picture it & Write gallery on Facebook and Pinterest.
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As an Asian boy growing up in London, he was familiar to insults. They’d tease him for his eyes, the breadth of his shoulders, and made it clear that he would be useless in bed with women. He was never a man the way they were men. He had taken that anger and consumed its energy. He was known as The Man In The Suit now. He was a hot-shot lawyer and women draped themselves over him, he was known for his prowess both in the business world and in the bedroom. He was cold and distant but flicked on charm at a moments notice. He was ‘a man’ by the standards of the boys who would tease him. But one day he woke up being particularly aware of how empty and lonely his expensive apartment was, and he wondered whether this was the kind of man he had always wanted to be.
– Ermisenda Alvarez
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very thoughtful
here is my contribution for this week 🙂
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Brilliant response Rachael
🙂
Interesting. I like how you built the scene up. Lots of tension and nerves. I’d love to see that glass fortress.
Thank u Ermi. I’m sure you can imagine what it would probably look like 🙂
Marvelous. ❤
Thank you. ❤
You are welcome.
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I like your lead in story here Ermisenda ~ A man who came through strong but scarred.
Here is my response to your picture this week 🙂
https://johnandmargaret1607.wordpress.com/?p=2869
Thanks. 🙂
I like how you didn’t go with the classic interpretation of an angel. I liked that it was a young, Asian man in a suit. So very different. Refreshing. Thanks for this John!
Thank you 🙂
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“Do you know why you are here?” The General asked “Or would you rather not know? Your… ‘handlers’ were vague about your attitude about such things.”
The young man in the waistcoat stood behind the window, his frame cutting a hole in the light. “Be it for the ‘greater good’ or because this asshole has been letting his dog shit on your lawn it does not matter. You want him dead, that is what you’re paying me for. He will die.”
The General sat quietly for a second longer than was truely comfortable, as if savouring the moment. His mouth curved into a grin, a full smile, and finally, laughter. “This is what we like about you.. No bullshit necessary.” He took out an envelope from a drawer in his desk and stuck it out for him to grab. “This is him and how you can get him. We will wire the rest of the funds when the job is done.”
The man took the envelope and secreted it in one of his pockets. “Is that all?” he asked, “I have work to do.”
The General nodded and the man silently walked out of the room. When the door closed the General looked out of the window, his head filled with thoughts as dark as the room he was in. He had set the gears in motion, someone was going to die tonight.
Nice work Joe! 🙂
Ominous! I like the description “his head filled with thoughts as dark as the room he was in” Very nice.
I uploaded my take on the prompt picture at the following link:
http://scraps-from-life.blogspot.in/2015/02/some-story.html?m=1
He’s been waiting a long time. So much time but such strong love. Touching. Thanks for contributing this week, Ruby!
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So this picture sort of inspired me to write a little blurb for a project I am working on titled: Wildest Dreams.
https://authormercedes.wordpress.com/2015/02/09/wildest-dreams-midnight/
I’m so glad it inspired you. 🙂
Aw no! How could he leave after such a wonderful night. It makes me wonder about what has happened between them and what their paths entail. I like the idea of kissing someone and their mouth tasting of candy apples. Yum!
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