| Romance Flash Fiction posted May 17, 2022 |
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as she once did some time ago
Missing You, Missing Me
by Tom Horonzy
The author has placed a warning on this post for sexual content.
Myra, remember when, back in college, I was a BMOC? You and your friends nearly fainted whenever you caught sight of me. I was what dreams were, right? You liked my touch, a lot.
Today, I believe I remain as hot as ever. Perhaps differently, but as the sun rises and I see you in the morning light, I roll towards you, ready for action. That is when you say, "please, let me sleep awhile," which leaves my red-hot burner burning.
The resolution: A third very cold shower, in twenty-four hours, where I will survive while missing you, missing me.
100 Word Dash writing prompt entry
Myra, remember when, back in college, I was a BMOC? You and your friends nearly fainted whenever you caught sight of me. I was what dreams were, right? You liked my touch, a lot.
Today, I believe I remain as hot as ever. Perhaps differently, but as the sun rises and I see you in the morning light, I roll towards you, ready for action. That is when you say, "please, let me sleep awhile," which leaves my red-hot burner burning.
The resolution: A third very cold shower, in twenty-four hours, where I will survive while missing you, missing me.
Today, I believe I remain as hot as ever. Perhaps differently, but as the sun rises and I see you in the morning light, I roll towards you, ready for action. That is when you say, "please, let me sleep awhile," which leaves my red-hot burner burning.
The resolution: A third very cold shower, in twenty-four hours, where I will survive while missing you, missing me.
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Writing Prompt Take flash fiction to the extreme. Can you tell a complete story in just 100 words. If so, this is your opportunity to shine. The story can be about any subject you wish, creative approaches are of course encouraged. All stories must have the following: Main Character, Setting, Conflict, Resolution. |
A selfie of me in Southern California (1974) hiking with two female friends. I was twenty-seven.
The character s are my wife and I.
The setting, a bedroom twenty-years after the wedding.
The conflict: finding the time for romance.
The resolution: Cold showers.
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and 2 member cents. The character s are my wife and I.
The setting, a bedroom twenty-years after the wedding.
The conflict: finding the time for romance.
The resolution: Cold showers.
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