Children of the Night welcome to yet another Flash Fiction Friday. This is when a group of very talented authors take the same picture and, in only 100 words, craft a short tale for your delectation.
You can find all the shorts by going to the following link:
and clicking on the name of each author partaking this week.
Her change
had begun hours earlier, the wings sprouting first as they always did. No
wonder she was crouching, her head in her hands, the pain was almost too much
to bear. I had sat here watching since she first arrived by the water’s edge,
hoping that she would complete the transformation and not throw herself into
the icy depths like so many before her. The transformation which would give her
more freedom than she had ever thought possible. Only a few more hours and she
would be one of us, and the two of us would be together again.
13 comments:
I love this story. I hope they will be happy together and she can get used to her wings. Great flasher
A beautiful tale of possibilities. Will she make it and if she does, will the struggle continue? So many lovely questions. Cool flash, well done!
Beautiful babe,
Very touching and soulful.
Ooh, is she going to change into a bird or something else?! I'm curious now! :)
Julez, this is one of the most beautiful images surrounded with the possibility of future happiness and content who she has become.
Oh the fun of a happy ending. Her transformation guarantees her love and happiness. Brilliant.
very ... I was going to say nice, but that's not the apropriate word. In lack of a better word, I'll just say that I love the way you "see" the story behind that pic. It fits so well. I hope she'll have the strengh to wait for her complete transformation... I love happy ending :)
I loved your ability to bring the question of love to such a revealing light in a world of uncertainty. Very nice work, Julez!
Fantastic Flasher. I love how you were able to wrap up the entire story in just 100 words. Very well done.
Skillfully descriptive post.
Oh I like it. Would love to read more.
Fantastic FFF! I'm with Savannah. I'd love to read more too.
She is brave, tough, and determined. Going through something painful to reap the rewards. Nice FFF
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