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Friday, February 1, 2013

Mindfully Aware (Friday Fictioneers)













I was perusing a friend of mine's blog and ran across a prompt that inspired me. The group goes by the name the "Friday Fictioneers" and they have a Facebook page if you would like to visit them to find out more about their 100 word Friday Fiction prompts. 


The prompt is initiated by an image, which is a wonderful kick in the brain cells for this writer, as I am inclined to create stories from images without a reason, this one in particular is a sculpture, done by a woman I had yet to meet. Claire Fuller, who provided us with this beautiful piece to write about.



Copyright - Claire Fuller


(Fiction)

Even before his body cooled and became stiff, the stillness became noise inside her head. Months went by, the trail was cold. Nobody would blame her if they knew, but he did.


She could feel his presence, always there, in the back of her mind. It was like he had become a part of her in ways she could not explain to the rest of the world. 


"…and the two became one." echoed in her head. 


She made the choice to end his life, to escape him, but instead, it bonded him to her forever. 








22 comments:

  1. Yay! It's SO good to be able to read you again!

    Wonderful, as always =)

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    1. Ah thank you t~ I think you might be the only one reading me now, but that's alright by me too :-)

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  2. very nice piece of writing. thank you for sharing your work.

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    1. Well thank you trainswhistle for stopping by and reading it. (clicking away to see what your fictioneering brought about).

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    1. Thank you Silently Heard (nice moniker). :-)

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    1. Thank you Sandra, and nice to meet you :-)

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  5. Dear K,

    This was well rendered and written. Welcome to the gang. hope to see more of your work in the future.

    Aloha,

    Doug

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    1. Hello Doug :-)

      Thank you for such a gracious welcome. I will be paying attention to the photo prompts... pictures inspire my imagination.

      Thank you!

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  6. Dear K,
    A clear cut case of be careful what you wish for. Well written. Welcome to Friday Fictioneers.
    shalom,
    Rochelle

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    1. Hi Rochelle,

      Thank you for the warm welcome. It is you I have to directly thank for this fun group of prompting fiction writers! Now to find your words amongst the many.

      Merry Meet!
      k~

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  7. Always nice to have a new talent join the group, although it's taking longer and longer to enjoy all the stories properly! :-) I like the idea that his death haunts her. I hope that would be the case for murderers everywhere!

    janet

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    1. Thank you Janet,

      I understand the taking time to read everyone (and respond), though it can be an inspiring journey too. I had so many I was involved with at one time, that it became a chore and took me away from my other writing. This time, I will pace myself ;-)

      k~

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  8. Nice to meet you! And welcome to Friday Fictioneers. I loved this story - a true vision of the murderess not being able to get the victim off her mind. Really nicely written.

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    1. Hello Claire,
      It is nice to meet you too. I love the sculpture you offered up for our inspiration this week. It speaks to me. I am glad that the results of that inspiration were something you enjoyed. It is interesting to see where the art takes each writer, and I can imagine from your perspective it is intriguing to say the least. I wonder if it alters your muse as you are sculpting.

      k~

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  9. Nice work, I hope to read more from you.

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    1. Thank you Brudberg, I have been encouraged by the photo prompt :-)

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  10. her action brought her more misery in the end...sometimes you can't win. great work. welcome! <3

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    1. ... and the moral of the story is? :-) Thank you Sunshine!

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