I smile to cover my shame but it's hard standing, statue still, semi-naked before the crowds, who ogle me with lust in their eyes. Everyday from nine to five I do this. It's embarrassing.1
Michelangelo you had no right to portray me this way!2
Michelangelo you had no right to portray me this way!2
Author notes
This is another story for the Herald/Sun (an Auistralian Newspaper) which accepts entries for stories fifty-five words or less.
What did you think? Please comment!
Comments
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I like this alot Kethry. I look forward to hearing if it was accepted or not.
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Oh my Kethry, you have captured the ‘image on the Internet problem’ with your gallery view of the admirers. They say if am image is on the Internet, it can never be destroyed; someone somewhere will have a copy on a computer. – Well done I hope you are selected, you deserve no less. And thank you.
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good luck
lol this is quite interesting. i hope the newspaper (The Herald Sun?) accepts this for publication. let me know if they do.
all the best,
myron.
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this is a very different piece than i expected, well done
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Trully heartfelt write of the stone by a sensitive poet.beyond imagination....beauty of the write is more powerful than the art of Michelangelo..it is really a thought provoking and a great write.thanks for sharing ..
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It was an interesting read but I would have personally liked to see a little more description. I never thought about the art work from its own perspective before either. Great and definately insightful write.
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Excellent
I think I read it... Very good. Short Story alright. I like how you potray yourself as a statue. Nice. -
Ah I have so never thought of that. Interesting how other people see things and how you as a person can learn from it. Take Care, Catressa
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I like it too, I was expecting something else but this was way better. You really did a great job.
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This is a very inovative and creative write. I am impressed with the skill it took to create this piece... well done my fellow ink-slinger and keep up the excellent work.
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Poor David. He tries so hard to be a nice guy, but all his efforts are in vain, as folks around him only see the physical.
Nicely done. I love it when people take something ordinary (well, relatively ordinary) and approach it from a completely different angle. -
Definitely gives new meaning to the phrase "short story". Kinda cool. Different. I like it!
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This is excellent! What a wonderful "short story," and how truly perfect that you have stunned your readers. I guess my mind was elsewhere. LOL
Hugs, Patricia
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I bow before you
I LOVE THIS!!!!
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Strange but creative.
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Very creative.
LOL This isn't what I expected, by any means but it is great.
Very creative. Shancy.
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