Five Sentence Fiction: View
Polyvore by Grace Beam |
We're born and then we die. What's the point in living? At least that was her view of life. Why bother if it's all for naught anyway? Then she remembered the words she'd heard so long ago: "Don't check out five minutes before the miracle happens."
I like it; the reasoning's good, too.
ReplyDeleteScott
Mine: http://kindredspirit23.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/fsf-five-sentence-fiction-62813-final-viewing/
I couldn't agree more. Nice!
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I like the message in this.
ReplyDeleteSo many ask these questions, and yet the mystery remains - which is part of what makes life so intriguing.
ReplyDeleteNice story!
The last sentence packs a powerful punch to the senses. I really like this one.
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Thank you, all, for reading and commenting. I often have to remind myself of that last sentence.
ReplyDeleteI think we all need to remind ourselves of that, often. Nice story!
ReplyDeleteA good reminder of what is to come shouldn't be missed and is worth sticking around for. From no hope and dispare to hope! A fantastic take. I love the pic too. x
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