A murky haze with an unusual motion, like wobbly air in the abyss of a scorching desert, finally began to dissipate underneath Allie’s fluttering eyelids.
As a towering and rotund silhouette came into focus above her, Allie quickly realized she was not only flat on her back, but her right arm was in excruciating pain.
(Photo by Edward Roads)
(Written by Edward Roads)
Okay you can’t leave us hanging ????
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It’s one of the challenges of telling a story with a blog called Mytwosentences…though I am taking some liberties.
Thank you so much for your continued interest Harolene.
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Beautiful photograph!
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You have me hooked – what an interesting concept! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and check out our blog.
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Thank You very much for your wonderfully kind words. I greatly appreciate it.
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Interesting that each pair of sentences stands up on its own merits as a kind of poetry thanks to your visual writing style. One thing I would ask is for a quick link to part one at the bottom of each post.
Keep up the good work!
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I typically take a photo and write. In this case, I decided to tell a tale I had knocking around my head and the picture represents the cover of the book. I numbered each post, starting with 1. Thank You so much for your interest. I greatly appreciate it.
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