Susan at http://www.stonyriver.ie/
hosts a weekly writing prompt written in 140 characters or less.
This is the photo prompt:
The tiny Easter card was in the children's book hidden behind attic boards. Across the back were the words,
Don't tell.
I never did.
I love it! Don't we have fun with this? It's always such fun to see everyone's different take on the same picture! Hope you had a lovely Easter and that you have a great week, Suz! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
So adorable! A lot said in a few words.
ReplyDeleteWow! Very evocative--and a great mystery. I'll remeber this one for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on mine and have a great week!
Yours is the perfect Microfic; it warms my cockles! (Whoa! I'd better steer my Easter basket clear from it or my new collection of chocolate bunnies will melt!)
ReplyDeleteCleverly done. Great ending.
ReplyDeleteclever and creepy... Mine be here
ReplyDeleteoh, a mystery! you managed to pack a punch in these few words!
ReplyDeleteOh to be able to keep a secret...um, what KIND of secret? :)
ReplyDeleteThis one was fun.
My lips are sealed, too.
ReplyDeleteI love LOVE secrets, don't you!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Sue!
I love your MM!
Happy MM! Mine is here hugs, shakira
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteCheck my blog for a picture of the song board at my Church.
ReplyDeleteOoh, ooh! A Mystery! Don't tell WHAT???
ReplyDeleteI love this! Well done!
you can tell a story in 24 words...and make me want to read more.......amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteJanean...really? 140 characters is such good discipline...cut cut cut uneccessary words....that's what I love about poetry too..such compressed language...thanks...
ReplyDeletesee my smile?
hmmm. mysterious... I wonder what it was! And who kept it there? sounds like a prelude to a really good mystery story.
ReplyDeleteMums the word :) Well done and great take on the photo :) Have a great week ahead :)
ReplyDeleteMine is up HERE
Our Secrets, it is nice to be able to find a friend that will keep them.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to know more. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I love a tiny story that's also a hint of a much bigger story behind it. Secrets like that is what attics seem made for.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to be so late - still catching up after a string of power outages in our village. Big rural pain!