My sister picked at her turkey, “Thin. You need hips to carry a child.”
I pulled my girl into the kitchen, the door ajar to listen.
“Yes, she’s pretty but is she marriage material?”
I’d already decided she was.
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My sister picked at her turkey, “Thin. You need hips to carry a child.”
I pulled my girl into the kitchen, the door ajar to listen.
“Yes, she’s pretty but is she marriage material?”
I’d already decided she was.
#WriteCBC
Congratulations to the runners up, great work, and isn't this a fun prompt competition to enter each month.
Thank you CBC and to Rowan Coleman for choosing my snippet.
Congratulations to the runners up, great work, and isn't this a fun prompt competition to enter each month.
Thank you CBC and to Rowan Coleman for choosing my snippet.
#WriteCBC
#WriteCBC
"Hello, is your Mum in?"
She's got a beaky nose.
"Or Dad?"
He's short and stout. I keep schtum, use my go-away stare.
"A big brother or sister perhaps?"
They run out of options.
"Cat's got his tongue," she laughs to him.
"Nah," I say, slam the door but they'll be back. #WriteCBC
"Hello, is your Mum in?"
She's got a beaky nose.
"Or Dad?"
He's short and stout. I keep schtum, use my go-away stare.
"A big brother or sister perhaps?"
They run out of options.
"Cat's got his tongue," she laughs to him.
"Nah," I say, slam the door but they'll be back. #WriteCBC
I looked, I squirmed, “It’s you as a mermaid.”
“Isn’t it something?”
“Yes,” I grimaced.
At home she told me where to hang it.
I can’t look at it without thinking of leaving her.
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I looked, I squirmed, “It’s you as a mermaid.”
“Isn’t it something?”
“Yes,” I grimaced.
At home she told me where to hang it.
I can’t look at it without thinking of leaving her.
#WriteCBC