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Six-Sentence Story With Audiobook – FLUID

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This is a Six-Sentence Story. " a Collection of " written in all caps and rose below it "of Stardust and the Beasts" in callifraphic rose lettering and below it in all caps "of six-sentence stories" with a rose circle with mini hearts on it.

This six-sentence story was born from the challenge produced by GirlieOnTheEdge with the following simple rules:

Write 6 Sentences. No more. No less.
Use the current week’s prompt word – FLUID

You can read other stories ‘here’

Six-Sentence Story – FLUID

“You are a weird one, aren’t you?”

His words echoed in my brain as I had been decrypted and my secrets, they flung from the pages onto which I had been painting my love for him – with droplets of the sweetest words that I had accumulated over the years.

I didn’t have the strength to grab the diary from his hands so I just stood there trembling as if time itself had stopped while swallowing the lump in my throat – fearing that if I say something the butterflies that I was choking on, they would escape from my mouth.

I wasn’t used to being confronted, so far my poetry had been a grave for me to bury my most valuable treasures: my love and my fears of admitting it to the boy that I hardly knew. 

Sometimes I wish that my poetry was a flammable fluid with words spilling from my fingertips, the smell of gasoline, the light of a match – set his world on fire.

But the only source of warmth in this room is the bottle of wine and his drunken laughter that cut the air as if it was made of cotton candy.

Thank you and the audiobook for my six-sentence stories is available on Spotify. YouTube, iTunes, and other streaming Services under "of Stardust and the Beasts".

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20 Comments

  1. Keith's Ramblings

    You took us right into her mind, a poignant piece indeed. Hopefully, we’ll see you again next week!

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Yes, I will certainly be taking part in this kind of prompts from now on. I liked it.
      I feel lucky to have found it, so many stories to read.

      Reply
  2. Frank Hubeny

    Nice description: “my poetry had been a grave for me to bury my most valuable treasures”

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  3. Doug Jacquier

    The casual cruelty of the insensitive always cuts deep. Great Six and welcome to the fray.

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  4. c. e. ayr

    Powerful piece of writing not spoiled by the tiny typos.

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Thank you. For some reason, I always see the typos myself around a week after publishing or so.

      Reply
  5. clark

    Engaging and quite ‘visual’ a Six.
    Excellent wordifying…
    (to join the others), Welcome to the Six Sentence Story!
    (Where, to use a preferred metaphor, a representative kid from every high school cafeteria table finds a seat, the better to: be supportive/get creative with/be annoying… etc lol)

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Thank you so much, I hope I can create more “paintings” soon.

      Reply
  6. messymimi

    You did well making us feel her pain at his betrayal.

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  7. GirlieOnTheEdge

    Echoes from your words resonated, in particular, the bit Frank quoted “my poetry had been a grave for me to bury my most valuable treasures:”
    Welcome to Six Sentence Stories! I look forward to reading more of your poetry.

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Thank you so much, and will participate again. Am glad to have found this place.

      Reply
  8. Liz H-H

    The poetry should be lifted, and the insensitive jerk rolled into the grave!
    Welcome to Six Sentence stories…our supportive playground peopled by the best kind of friends!

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Thank you, your comment made me giggle a little.

      Reply
  9. D. Avery

    You did a great job showing the angst of being in a horrible situation. I hope she recovers and moves on from that lout.

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    • Classypoetryandwine

      Thank you, I too hope that she will find someone that appreciates her “Weird”.

      Reply
  10. Chris

    A beautifully told story of heartless betrayal. Welcome to ‘Sixville’. Looking forward to seeing more of your writing!

    Reply

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