At six I believed
all my lies were written down and collected in a bag.
To this day I always hear the sound of paper folding
when you say you love me
but
that wasn't what I meant.
(C) Ally Atherton 2014
33 Words
This was written for the Trifextra Challenge and this week the challenge
is to write a 33 word piece ending in the line
that wasn't what I meant
Why don't you pop around and see what it's all about?
Maybe take part and connect with some fab writers and lovely people.
"The sound of paper folding"
ReplyDeleteIn the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter but, I like that!
Thanks Tnkerr :)
DeleteInteresting take!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. These 33 words ones are difficult!
DeleteThe things that we carry over from childhood-they make it hard to know how to live in the real world sometimes.
ReplyDeleteAlly-you nailed this prompt-I really liked it! Excellent work!
I love the written-down lies and the sound of paper. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the other comments - you can hear the sound of the paper folding when you read that line. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAllison Katelyn @ http://SimpleSilverLinings.blogspot.com
That was a very intriguing read Ally!
ReplyDeleteThis evokes a whole host of childhood beliefs and adult implications. Beautifully written.
ReplyDeleteSound of paper...I hear it - great take!
ReplyDeleteI love it. Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeletereally lovely ...
ReplyDeleteVery good piece. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your lovely and encouraging comments :)
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