| General Fiction posted June 21, 2020 |
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a 100-word story
Fathers Day
by Bill Schott
I open an eyelid. My world is the vision of one starboard eye. That world scans as a beige room with white drapes. Movement is limited to my right forearm and two fingers. They bend up from an otherwise motionless body to fill my seeing world with a wave. The door opens, apparently detected by a working ear, and before me assemble my children. Each boy and girl winks and waves to me, as I do the same. They are young again, and happy to see me. Now she comes into view. The love of my life returns for me.
100 Word Story writing prompt entry
I open an eyelid. My world is the vision of one starboard eye. That world scans as a beige room with white drapes. Movement is limited to my right forearm and two fingers. They bend up from an otherwise motionless body to fill my seeing world with a wave. The door opens, apparently detected by a working ear, and before me assemble my children. Each boy and girl winks and waves to me, as I do the same. They are young again, and happy to see me. Now she comes into view. The love of my life returns for me.
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Writing Prompt Write a story of 100 words. not including the title. Any subject accepted. Must be exactly 100 words. |
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