A boy in love-100 syllable challenge
No.
No, no!
She yelled.*weep*
As he took flight
With her pen and pad
What will she do now?
The
Class had just
started. No time.
She sat next to a boy
with blond
Hair, he had a box of
pens- black ink.
He saw her look, he up
and left. What now?
She scratched her
ears, and went for air
When she came back,
right on the desk;
her pen and pad where both there.
But who? But when? But how?
She took a look, and
on
The flap, he wrote
Karla is sweet. NO,Yes. NO!
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Comment by: sudipal - 2007-11-23 11:53
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| Very cute. Don't know the whole criteria for the challenge, but I liked what you wrote. |
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| Interesting piece. |
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Comment by: Arley - 2007-08-22 04:19
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| I must have got here after the edit, RJ, because you DID start and end with the same word (referring to Teri's comment). Didn't play, but took a peek at yours, and must say VERY CLEVER! |
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Comment by: GLWard - 2007-08-21 23:17
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| Very nicely done. Yeah, this brings back memories, of a sort. Thanks for sharing it. Hope you feel better soon. |
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I think it's all coming together now, RJ. Sorry to be a stickler for the structure, but any no set content, theme, style, lack of keywords must make for some varied stories, and has. I like this school-based tale. It's light and airy and a foray into the note-passing, message-leaving times I remember (just) of our youth.
You could have used 'Yes?' as your first and last words and it would still have worked with the yes / no hopeful unbelievability of the situation.
Favourite line: 'She scratched her ears, and went for air' love it.
Thanks for taking the challenge and creating this for us - I hope you are feeling normal anytime soon (or as normal as us writers get) - take care - Grae. |
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