Short Fiction, six sentence story

Cherished Innocence

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Bundled in a blue blanket, the infant looked up at the officer with the biggest, bluest eyes, cooing for a moment, with what seemed like an appeal for being held, which the officer took as an invitation. Carrying the baby into the station, cradling his head and jostling him, the officer rang the desk dell, summoning the assistance of Maisie, the one truly trusted woman he knew who would be best to entrust this little, sweet bundle.

“Lester, can’t you see I’m too busy for your shenanigans this morning…” Looking straight at the blue bundle, Maisie’s eyes softened, “well, now what do we have here, look at this beautiful child, and what’s this paper, is it a note?” A scroll of paper was tucked under the baby’s shirt and the note read:

PLEASE TAKE GOOD CARE OF WILLIAM AS I AM UNABLE TO DO SO, HE IS ALL OF ONE MONTH OLD, A GOOD BABY, HE DESERVES BETTER THAN WHAT I CAN DO, HIS FATHER ABANDONED US AND I HAVE NO FUNDS TO CARRY ON

Maisie looked into Lester’s eyes and he return that glisten, leaving the infant with Maisie, he set out to investigate, hoping to find the mother who left the child at the station, and help her set up a better foundation for her to raise her son, and if not, well, he and Maisie knew what they needed to do.

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This is my response to the Six Sentence Story challenge. Care to give it a try? GO HERE

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Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt!

Calling all writers of short stories and poetry! This is an awesome blog! Prompt hot for the writing!

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Welcome to GirlieOnTheEdge and Sunday’s prompt word reveal for Six Sentence Stories! It is a cold and rainy Sunday in my part of the world. A good writing day. Rain or not, every day is a good writing day, yes? 🙂 Whatever your plans, or no plans. Whoever may pop over for a visit or not, perhaps you will steal a little time for yourself and write a Six Sentence Story for this week’s new edition. If not complete a Six, perhaps lay the (no! don’t do it, don’t use the word 😆) groundwork for a story or poem or new scene from one of your wips. Do you have a draft laying around that might benefit from this week’s prompt word? Why not check it out? Whatever you do this Sunday, enjoy. Write. Then write a little more. Later, people!

Rules of the hop:
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Poet's and Events, poetry

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It's always great to meet poets and hear their stories behind their work. Here, I met with Edwin Fairbrother to discuss his debut poetry collection: "Warheads – Poems about War, Peace & Politics Learn more about Edwin Fairbrother here: https://www.prolificpulse.com/edwinfairbrother
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Poet's and Events, poetry

Poet’s Connection Podcast on the Prolific Pulse Poetry Podcast! Say that three times fast!

Poet Talk with Edwin Fairbrother as we learn about his debut poetry collection "Warheads" – Prolific Pulse Press Podcast

It's always great to meet poets and hear their stories behind their work. Here, I met with Edwin Fairbrother to discuss his debut poetry collection: "Warheads – Poems about War, Peace & Politics Learn more about Edwin Fairbrother here: https://www.prolificpulse.com/edwinfairbrother
  1. Poet Talk with Edwin Fairbrother as we learn about his debut poetry collection "Warheads"
  2. Writer Talk with Julie Esther Fisher with her latest novel "A Pearl is Just an Accident"
  3. Adele Evershed on "Red Threads and Silver Linings: A Woman's Life in Haiku" | Author Interview
  4. Writer Talk with Emma L. Sembly From Classroom to Children's Books — An Interview with Emma L. Sembly
  5. Mr. Krippet | A Children's Book About Hard Work, Kindness & Friendship by Emma L. Sembly

Have a listen…