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Friday, January 11, 2013

Combo: Mag 150 and Friday Flash 55


She never spoke of it afterward — the day she slid into and out of ivory lace that played so teasingly against pink that pink had a patina, the day she stood barefoot at the rough cabin door and sought meaning in ether rising from shoe prints pressed into the mossy path, imprinted into her memory.
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Written for The Mag: Mag 150 that inspired with the above photo prompt (image by Daniel Murtagh)

and also for Friday Flash 55 - My post in exactly 55 words - for the G-Man.

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13 comments:

  1. haunting imagery. Especially the "ether rising from shoe prints "

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  2. Lydia....?
    Fortunately I have you saved in my Favorites, but you didn't post a Link, and when I clicked on your Name, I was denied access to your profile and blog.
    Maybe thats why there is only One Comment so far!
    You call it patina, I call it a nipple.
    Loved your dual prompt 55
    Thanks for playing, I hope you open up your blog to others, and have a Kick Ass Week-End

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  3. i mis-read the word Combo at first and expected to see something about Peter Falk, but i don't even want to think about him in ivory lace...

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  4. Incredibly lovely, Ms. Lydia ...

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  5. Love the notion of pink having a patina...

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  6. Quite Beautiful, Lydia. I love the either rising from footprints pressed into the mossy path. Of course she must be barefoot! It's little details like that that make a memorable piece of writing.

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  7. What an evocative write. Kudos my friend.

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  8. intriguing...nice textures in this...i like the looking for in the ether of footprints as well lydia...

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  9. Beautiful. Intriguing. Sensual.

    Blessings an Bear hugs, Lydia!

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  10. Lovely. I love too by the way your pic of Anthony Quinn! k.

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  11. Manicddaily~ Thank you so much for reading this. Yes, that pic of Anthony Quinn is indeed marvelous; I gain from it each time I look at it.

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