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Author: Lisa Tomey-Zonneveld
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It’s with a little bit of sadness that I write. I began feeling so several days ago when I observed the subtle change in the morning’s light, this morning ever more so, as I realize today represents the end of summer *sigh*. It’s true! The calendar in this part of the hemisphere may read “First Day of Summer”, but for myself and others, it’s the end. Days will now become shorter. Thanks for letting me get that off my chest, I appreciate your ear, which in this format, is reading. Which is what we do here at Six Sentence Stories when we’re not writing. Say what? What do we write for this blog hop/writing challenge? We write about whatever our imaginations might be putting up at the moment – poetry and serial scenes, flash fiction and…
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Violets

Violets
It was just a remnant in the bargain bin.
Tiny violets were printed on a tight leno weave.
I cut the facings and carefully handled the fabric.
The most delicate effort produced a baby dress.
Violets for sweet Violet, the baby new to us.
A grand star in the soft light of dusk.
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Ten Things of Thankful – June 18 2021

It’s TTOT Time and my Daddy’s 101st birthday all on the same day!
- That I had my father as long as I did and I know he is just on the other side of the veil.
- Father’s Day to remember Daddy and to celebrate my daughter’s blessings.
- That I was able to participate in a writer’s summer camp.
- A new to us apartment has been secured.
- People who offer to help.
- The pool.
- Humor.
- Juneteenth is a Federal Holiday.
- Life.
- You – What’s up with you? Go to the blue link and share your thankfuls or share in comments.

Sweet Daddy

Sweet Daddy
Daddy, I miss you and who you were
and how together we’d family surf.
You taught me to love the taste of candy
and to get chocolate stars was dandy.
A quarter at the candy store
would take me hours to spend for sure.
When days were long, and thoughts were few
that bag of candy would get me through.
Ice cream was our best shared treat
and you would buy it for the kids on our street.
They’d gather ‘round for ice cream cones
and with you as their surrogate, they felt at home.
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There you have it! That is my Six Sentence Story to the prompt word “quarter.”
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