The Quills

Nov 03, 2011 09:31

Author: keppiehed
Word Count: 391
Prompt: “end of the road”
A/N: Written for the_quills.

End of the Road )

quills, drabble, prompt: end of the road

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starduchess November 3 2011, 14:08:22 UTC
Wow, very poignant. I definitely know how she feels in the middle of this story, but I'm not so sure that's where the ribbon leads for me, or maybe it led there in the past, joined with another, and now it's continuing elsewhere. To each his own, though, yes?

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keppiehed November 3 2011, 14:31:05 UTC
I like that thought, that you found someone (and it sounds as if you have!). You should come and join our little community. I know you don't have any extra time, but it's a really low-pressure place, and I would love to see what you come up with if you are ever in the mood to pick up your poetry again. You are so talented!

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starduchess November 3 2011, 14:37:51 UTC
if you are ever in the mood to pick up your poetry again funny you should mention that. here's the autumn one I wrote for < lj user="hpfangirl71">:

Winds swirling leaves around and among them,
Autumn colours fill the landscape like a patchwork quilt,
Cool breezes ruffling hair over stolen warm kisses,
Boots crunch a lovely beat in counterpoint to the heart,
Light teasing and a punch knock one over a pumpkin,
Laughter to accompany the slide of skin on skin,

What was once anger and resentment has
now morphed into the deepest of emotions -- love.

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keppiehed November 3 2011, 14:55:02 UTC
Boots crunch a lovely beat in counterpoint to the heart, See what I mean? Beautiful! I have missed your original work! Thank you so much for sharing!

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hbart November 6 2011, 07:32:47 UTC
I like this. It feels hopelessly hopeful.

"It was nothing to be afraid of all along, but waiting for her to understand."

Isn't this the case so often in life? Nicely done.

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keppiehed November 8 2011, 21:21:31 UTC
Aw. Thank you! I don't write hopeful much, so I thought I would switch it up (but wait for the very last line so I could still write mostly angst. Yay for the little cheats!)

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