Having lost myself between the pages of this book.
I dissolve as if sprinkled by invisibility perfume.
Into thin air, utopia finds me mellow.
I became the perfect autumn day, windswept with leaves and promise.
If only the creep across the way would stop gawking.
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The results of 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
I love the image 🙂
The first sentence took me 🙂
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Thank you. I will definitely visit your blog!
Love the last line! I wasn’t expecting that. Well done.
Thank you…so glad you enjoyed it. I had a tough time coming up with something…
Ha ha. Getting lost in a book is perfect. The last line is a nice twist 🙂 I guess he never saw an invisible girl before.
I think he might have been a bit perplexed, but she was wearing a nice outfit 🙂
LOL. 🙂
Ugh…I hate it when stalkers hang out in the library! Ha, ha!
It does make it awkward, Marissa, ha ha.
Hey Lana !
This a beautiful poem using the prompt image. Like it’s said, the last line of the poem is very important. Likewise, everything got changed in your last line. It was unexpected surprise element.
I enjoyed your poem.
Congrats for completing challenge no. 5 👏😃👏😃👏😃
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Thanks so much. These prompts are a lot of fun!
That’s wonderful.
You are welcome 😇
ha ha! those are the moments when I wish that s/he will become invisible so I could enjoy without being bugged.
mine is here
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I know that feeling. I will check yours out also. Thanks for reading!
Atmospheric and beautiful light touch to start with before the final twist. This was fun to read!
Thanks Annika! Nobody should bother us when we have a good book in hand.
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Hello Everyone !
Check out the latest post for ‘Weekly Writing #MiracleChallenge’ Week – 5 : https://miraclegirlblog.wordpress.com/2016/07/12/miraclechallenge-week-5-dated-12th-july-2016/
Blogger : L.T.Garvin
Tale Title : Invisible Girl
Challenge No : 5
Challenge : Write a Tiny Tale / Poem using prompt image in 5 or less sentences(for tale) and 5 or less lines(for poem)
For those who are new to #MiracleChallenge, every Tuesday morning, I post new Writing prompts for 5 challenges to write Short Story / Tiny Tale/ Poem / Haiku.
Visit my blog or and know the latest writing prompts and the rules to participate in #MiracleChallenge for the week dated from 12th to 18th july, 2016. Yes ! 18th July is the deadline.
Kindly, everyone read and inspire each other to write.
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i could relate the to the description of how a book can transport one to a wonderful place. then at the last line when reality intrudes in the form of a “creep” i laughed because it made me remember how frustrating life can be.
That’s exactly what books do…I’m so glad you laughed. That is also true…the realities of life!
Very. Very. Good! I’ve always loved how easy it is to escape into the pages of a book!
Thank you, and I certainly agree. Happy summer reading.
I like how you snuck up on us with a serious jolt, Lana. It was like an amusement ride: quick and exciting!
Thanks Robin, the limit was five sentences. I always find writing prompts a bit difficult 🙂
You wouldn’t know it, Lana. You made it look like it comes naturally. 🙂
A really nice piece of writing. The interpretation of becoming lost in a book and then the annoyance of real life intruding – great!
Thank you. These writing prompts are a lot of fun, and sometimes, a bit unexpected. I thought this was an interesting photo. Thanks for stopping by and following my blog!
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I like how you wrote this-the description of reading is beautiful, and I like the turn in the last line-it made me laugh.
Thanks so much for the compliment, Jocelyn. Also thanks for reading!
I love it. The last line came out of left field and required a re-read to make sure I was still in the same zone. I think the image in the photograph is a fabulous. I love the playfulness I see in it as it brings your words into a tangible 3 dimensional form.
Thank you so much for your very gracious comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Miracle Girl has some really neat writing prompts 🙂
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I enjoyed this. I read through twice to see if there was any indication of that sucker punch last-line, but no indication until after it hit.
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Sure thing, and likewise thank you for the compliment. I hadn’t planned on that last line, it just happened, ha ha.
Miraculously being Invisible Girl.
The Visible Image of a Miraculous effort.
I liked it all.
Regards,
Shiva
Thank you so much, Shiva.