Sunday, January 23, 2011

It's raining, it's pouring...

Well I'm back for another installment of Microfiction Monday. It's #67 in fact, and Susan, over at Stony River challenges us every week to write a story in 140 characters or less (including spaces and puntuation)based on a picture she posts on her site.

I'm feeling a little under the weather (no pun intended) this evening, so I wasn't sure I would be able to post anything tonight. But when I'm in this chair, typing away, I perk up a little.   Here is this week's picture:


And here is my attempt:

We shared some good times my brother and me, on that old bridge after a cold winter rain, watching the fog tuck the river in for the night.
(140 characters-cutting it close I know...)

I really wanted to do a poem with this one, but I need to get some sleep. Maybe I'll try tomorrow. Anyway, I look forward to reading all of your thoughts but I'm going to wait until I'm feeling a little better.

PS: I didn't sleep to well last night (almost not at all in fact), but I feel loads better so I came back and did some poetry-I just couldn't stop myself because this picture just evoked such powerful feelings in me-did you feel it too? Anyway, here is my poem:

I like sun, but I also like rain,
It calms my soul and eases my brain.
The gentle hum on my windowpane,
Helps bring him back to me again.
(138 characters)

Thanks for your well wishes, and I am off to read more of your entries!

31 comments:

  1. Now this one is G rated - we have had murders, suicide, aliens ...

    Susan you are a jewel
    Have a great week

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  2. I really like "watching the fog tuck the river in for the night"! An apt image.
    -- K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  3. Great take on the pic of the day, Susan! Your mood obviously wasn't as black as some of ours were! Hope your week goes well!

    Sylvia

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  4. I Love how your fog tucks the river in for the night.Beautiful.

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  5. Wonderful piece, Susan. I particularly like the image of the fog tucking the river in for the night.

    Hope you feel better tomorrow.

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  6. I like this! Seems as if this week's mm inspired a lot of us to be melancholy...good one!
    Have a great week. Cheers!

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  7. Well, their GOOD weather memories must have been really something!

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  8. your post was nice to read, I can just imagine the stories they share. It's also very poetic, kind of like a story and a poem wrapped in one.

    I hope you start to feel better soon.

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  9. I liked your take on the pic. Thanks for visiting my MM last week.

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  10. Bittersweet, but very nice.

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  11. Ooooh- love tuck it in for the night! great, Thanks!

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  12. I like rain but when it rains all the time, day and night and if the next day is still grey,totally makes me feel down.-2 degrees today in Long Island.I don't believe global warming anymore:)

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  13. I love the image of the fog tucking the river in!

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  14. "Watching the fog tuck the river in"

    Beautiful imagery. Hope you are feeling better soon.

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  15. I like the direction you went with that one!

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  16. "watching the fog tuck the river in for the night" That is a beautiful metaphor! I love the feelings expressed here.

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  17. This one was lovely even without the poem. Hope you slept well. :O)

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  18. Love it! "...fog tuck the river in for the night"...poetic without being a poem. Great job.
    Have a wonderful week. Cheers!

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  19. I enjoyed this. I hope to read your poem of it. Sleep well! ;)

    ♥.•*¨ Elizabeth ¨*•.♥

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  20. moondustwriter, I can't wait! Thanks!

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  21. Thanks Kay-that one sort of just came to me...

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  22. Sylvia, what on Earth? I can't wait to read all of yours!

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  23. I love the fog tugging the river in...How poetic!

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  24. Sounds like fun, Susan. My sister and I used to watch airplanes land and take off at the airport. Now she watches ships coming in off Lake Erie.

    Your poem is nice, it is a lovely rhyming nine syllable liner.
    ..

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  25. Your writing gave the photo a such reminiscent feel. I loved it!

    I hope you're feeling better soon! Thank you for posting for us even though you haven't felt well. :)

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  26. Awesome once again Susan!! I liked the fog tucking in imagery. Well done :)

    Guess what? I did the vlog. I hope I didn't look too tired. Have a good night! - Kel

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  27. This was good Susan, sorry to be so long in stopping by. Liked your microfiction.

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  28. Hi Susan! You won my first Tuesdays Tunes on WWP. Congrats :)

    Here's the link: http://writewithpictures.blogspot.com/2011/01/tuesdays-tunes-what-would-be-hit-song.html

    Thank you!

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