Wisdom
Out of the PIECES
P eter
didn’t know what to expect when he first heard the news of the approaching
storm.
I nstead
of paying attention to the precautions being transmitted over the radio and
television, he decided to matters into his own hands and headstrong wherever
his two feet would take him.
E ver
sure he’s doing the right thing; he kept on ignoring all the warnings he heard from
everyone around him.
CE
rtainly
wisdom would eventually take over; but when?
S hattered
PIECES of his life is all that he
could find now, after the storm had passed, leaving him with the wisdom he
didn’t possess before.
Very good - as always!
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Mine: http://kindredspirit23.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/fsf-five-sentence-fiction-the-last-straw-pieces-11222013-rated-pg/
I'm glad I've been able to have you enjoy my efforts for another week. Creative minds live to be acknowledged by others.
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What an imaginative use of the prompt. I really liked this, Robin. Ah, the wisdom of hindsight.
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DeleteTHANKS for your compliment and I'm glad you've enjoyed reading this. I love using the acrostic format when I'm writing these FSF because it really helps me to get the creative juices inside those little grey cells of my mind flowing as I write my second romance novel.
The use of the acrostic format raises the level of difficulty to write a response to Lillie's prompt each week, I feel that my response to Lillie last week for "LETTERS" and the one I wrote for her in April 2013 for WORDS are two of my best endeavors.
I invite you to check them out and to leave your comments.
Have a GREAT WEEK !!! :-) :-) :-)
I'll have to give that format a try.
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