Image from Google Hub Photo Frame Engulfed, sight was dimmed Heavy fog obfuscating Chilly murkiness ———- Thick like a pea soup Squinting, difficult to see Suspended droplets © Susan Zutautas 2020 This haiku was written for a challenge over at Fandango’s called #FFFC.
Category Archives: #FFFC
Men in Pots – #FFFC
The following silly poem was written in response to Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge. Plant a man Watch him grow Does he grow fast or does he grow slow A vegetarian … I’d say so Look at his face, he looks like a grump I would too with those bumps Horns on his head holding upContinueContinue reading “Men in Pots – #FFFC”
The Girl In The Window
The following poem was written in response to #FFFC#57. Looking out into the dark night Wanting to escape, knowing it was right Longing to see her family Perhaps she should cause a calamity If she left she’d be tracked If found she’d be attacked Brought here many years ago For reasons many didn’t want toContinueContinue reading “The Girl In The Window”
Windows
Gazing out window Watching life passing them by Wondering outcome ================= Dolls in a window For all passers-by to see Little girls behold ================ Window to our lives So much passes before us Not missing anything ================ Wanting to escape Too far to jump to be free Someone will see us ============== © Susan ZutautasContinueContinue reading “Windows”
The Funeral Reception Room
A flash fiction short story describing a cold, gloomy reception room.
Where Have the Words Gone
A poem about a lost muse.
Susan's Place 