It was over. The memory of tail lights lingered in his mind. She’s taunting me.
Roy lit a smoke and stared across the water.
Rain fell like tears and rolled over the pavement. The lonesome moan of a tug echoed in the distance. He felt his pulse pump like a bass line. As his forehead touched the rail, he closed his eyes in prayer.
How strange to bow down, he thought, a man who has only set foot in a church, once.
She’ll return.
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“We may struggle, but we don’t quit”
A storyteller who writes and scribbles, and calls it art.
The Casual Way to Discuss Movies
READ THE STORY AND FIND THE SONG - The story and the song have the same title, but are not necessarily about the same theme, however they are linked in some way and as you read the story you will find the song. (There will also be posts that are poems/quotes and posts that are all about the music.)
Sniffing out the best new music
islands and in between
Wear what you love, not what they say you should like.
Be Positive, Patient and Persistent...
Never get lost in the Sauce
Paradigm Shift, Mindfulness, and Personal Empowerment
Tales of whimsy, humor and courgettes
Reflections on Writing
Is there no way out of the mind? Of lazy litanies and trying to make sense on the way down the rabbit's hole...
Give me a sentence. I'll write you a story.
Conversations with the Heartmind
Simply a lifestyle blog! Come along with me...
Reflections on spirituality in everyday life
Let your passion be directed by reason. Take Action!
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I love the way you write. I feel like I’m right inside the character’s head.
Oh- thank you, wordsfromanneli. Lately, I’ve been a bit ‘stuck’ with the writing process. I was handed a gift, the ability to crawl under the skin of another. Funny.
I’m glad that you feel what I struggle to capture. Thank you for your support. x
Always a pleasure.
Great imagery – the bass line and the moan of the tug underline the mood of the protagonist.
These are the opening lines to a chapter I am presently working through. Thank you for your encouragement, Andrea.