She found the most plump, well-rounded, orangest subject
As she studied the lines between the prominent ridges
She looked for just the right place to make an incision
Careful not to lose focus and distort her vision for perfection
She drew perfect marks for the removal of the cap
As the pumpkin sat still on the firmest of structure
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This is my Six Sentence Story for this week. It will be linked to the reader board later this week. Thanks to Girlie on the Edge for the keyword STRUCTURE
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I like the thought of the pumpkin sitting still while all this happened in the last line.
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(Hey! Frank, I don’t disagree but this Six scene is two personal pronouns away from total horror.”)
oh, hey I’m sorry got caught with an alternate imagining of your most descriptive of scene settings!
fun Six
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hee hee, well it is the season!
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