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marycatelliThis week's prompt is
hollow
My venture:
She glanced at the clock and blinked. Seven hours. She should feel hollow by now. She got up, almost locked the door from habit. She did not feel hungry.
She should eat anyway, and walked off. Down empty corridors.
She still did not feel hungry. But she did feel hollow.
hollow
My venture:
She glanced at the clock and blinked. Seven hours. She should feel hollow by now. She got up, almost locked the door from habit. She did not feel hungry.
She should eat anyway, and walked off. Down empty corridors.
She still did not feel hungry. But she did feel hollow.
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Date: 2015-12-26 10:45 pm (UTC)We left messages in the hollow tree; they disappeared. We checked for answers, but never received any.
Mom said a squirrel or raven or some other animal had probably taken the messages. But we preferred to think that some reader urgently needed our messages, and simply had his own reasons for never replying.
(edited to clarify a misplaced modifier)
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Date: 2015-12-27 03:34 am (UTC)