Twittering Tale #35 – 20 June 2017

This is my entry to Kat Myrman of Like Murcury Colliding‘s weekly Twittering Tales Prompt. Feel free to join in , Rules and Pingback Here

Working her tables being the sweetest waitress ever. This was a lucrative hunting area. There’s always plenty of prey for a thirsty Vampire.
(140 Characters )

Twittering Tales #31 – 23 May 2017

My entry for this week’s Twittering Tales, photo from Kat Myrman’s Like Murcury Colliding

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           The morning after.

The quiet was deafening, unlike last night. The screams the blood the fear. The worst had happened. The world sickened him. He felt so sad.
( 139 characters )

God Bless Manchester

Twittering Tales: Avalanche.

This is my entry for Kat Myrman’s of Like Murcury Colliding. Twittering Tales challenge.

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​It was a silent  still night the moon was full he could count the stars. 

On the table his glass began to wobble he knew at once, avalanche.

(139 Characters)

Twittering Tale #26 – 18 April 2017

This is my entry to Kat’s Twittering Tales Challenge. From the photo prompt write a story in 140 Characters. 

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​The view with the wing mirror is a time annominally. The past is following us, the future approaches yet we are here now. Where are we really.

 (140 Characters)

Twittering Tales: Life Extinguished.

This  is  my  entry  for  Kat  Myrman‘s  Twittering  tales . My  little  stanza  is  based on  the  story  of  the  Little  Match  Girl written  by  Hans Christian Anderson

A moment in time. Smoke wisps grey, flame as yellow as the forgotten sun
As the red tip expired with the heat she died her life done

(140 Characters )

Twittering Tales: Retail Spirit.

The estate agent refused to let the couple view the house.Yet they were drawn in. It was a phantom that fed on souls.The couple were lost.

(138 Characters)

This is part of Twittering Tales, from Kat Myrman at Like Murcury Colliding.

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Twittering Tales: 14 February 2017

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​They had escaped,time was theirs.Fish and chip lunch then ice cream. Afterwards he drew his feelings for her on the beach.No one to say No! (139 Characters)

Above my entry to Kat Myrman of Like Murcury Colliding Twittering tales. 

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