The idea of Sunday Photo Fiction is to create a story /
poem or something using around about 200 words with the photo as a guide. It
doesn’t have to be centre stage in the story, I have seen some where the
placement is so subtle, the writer states where it is.
Once you have written and posted your story, please add
the link by clicking the link and add it to the collection so we can all have a
read.
The main object is to have fun.
IN
THE LAMPLIGHT
He stopped
under the golden glow of the street lamp
The evening
was chilly with an undertone of damp
She let him
pull her into his arms
Her skin
was grateful for his warm
Body held
tight against her own
He murmured
and let out a groan
She
responded and snuggled closer
A stroke of
his finger
Against her
cheeks gentle and loving
His hands caressed,
his fingers moving
Gently
kneading parts of her anatomy
Stopping
short of any indecency
Moving
apart slowly, misty breaths exhaled
Joining and
melding together as they united
Linking
fingers they moved along the dimly lit lane
He
whispered her name, ‘my Jane’
She
answered quietly, so quietly
He strained
to hear her say, ‘my Andy’
Lustful
thoughts were damped down
Quickly he
wiped away his frown
They
reached her gate
Although it
wasn’t late
Her father
was peering, uncertain
From behind
the curtains
Standing on
tip-toes her lips brushed against his
He wanted
more, more than a goodnight kiss
He wanted
her in his bed every night from now on
He would
pluck up courage and pop the question
Maybe not
tonight, maybe not tomorrow
But soon
before their love turned to sorrow
Word Count: 199
I like that. A great piece of poetry.
ReplyDeleteOh that pesky father!
ReplyDeleteLovely piece about young love. Good writing. :) --- Suzanne
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