A ramshackle old place with an occasional flickering light behind the windows
no rest for a troubled mind? elegant as ever! LM x
Thanks Lyssa, much appreciated
the WHAT IFs of our lives are the worst blocker to sleep, they keep us and asking the same question..."WHY NOT?" this was lyrical and beautiful..."the sounds of words he should have said" , what a gorgeous haunting line. I might not sleep thinking of your 33 words.
Glad you liked it Kir, always happy to haunt :D
Niiice! x
Thanks
my heart hurts for "him" (and the rest of us who knew exactly what you meant) - well done, as always, Thomas
Much appreciated, glad you liked it
Great job capturing what really haunts people. Nice one!
Thank you
I like the "what if" overtone but I also like how this can almost be taken as a literal haunting with ghosts and everything (:
Indeed so - thanks
I shuddered. yes, I did.
Excellent - I am glad to hear it
Wow, I love this. Wonderfully done!
Thanks Suzanne
haunting thought!
A regret-filled sleep is rarely a rest-filled sleep. Spot on portrait of the consequence of "what might have been." :)
Thanks Tom
Silence can be deafening sometimes.
Indeed
An unquiet mind and a too-silent house. The worst possible combo! Well done! :D
Quite agree - thanks Linda
Wow! This little piece speaks volumes. Regret can certainly keep you up at night. Very nicely done.
Thanks Ivy
the silence is deafening. I wonder how many of us will rue the words left unspoken. Nicely done!
The "didn'ts" always cause more regrets than the "dids" -perhaps because the "didn'ts" don't get a chance to go wrong. Thank you.
silence allows the mind to be loud. excellent 33 words.
Thank you!
No wonder he couldn't sleep, indeed. Intriguing and evocative--I'm really enjoying my visits to Marlowe Manor.
Glad you enjoy your visits - there's always a spare room ready (as long as you don't look too closely at the portraits)
That was intriguing. We always somehow leave out what we really desire and pursue what we think others wud appreciate. And that haunts us.
Thanks Sini
Without many words, it hints very well at regret and so many things that could have been.
Glad you liked it Kristy
very effective...especially when you've been there ...lovely sir.
Thank you - much appreciated
That is how it can feel...
It can - thanks for the feedback
Alas, too true indeed
Thanks Ted
no rest for a troubled mind? elegant as ever! LM x
ReplyDeleteThanks Lyssa, much appreciated
Deletethe WHAT IFs of our lives are the worst blocker to sleep, they keep us and asking the same question..."WHY NOT?"
ReplyDeletethis was lyrical and beautiful..."the sounds of words he should have said" , what a gorgeous haunting line.
I might not sleep thinking of your 33 words.
Glad you liked it Kir, always happy to haunt :D
DeleteNiiice! x
ReplyDeleteThanks
Deletemy heart hurts for "him" (and the rest of us who knew exactly what you meant) - well done, as always, Thomas
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated, glad you liked it
DeleteGreat job capturing what really haunts people. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteI like the "what if" overtone but I also like how this can almost be taken as a literal haunting with ghosts and everything (:
ReplyDeleteIndeed so - thanks
DeleteI shuddered. yes, I did.
ReplyDeleteExcellent - I am glad to hear it
DeleteWow, I love this. Wonderfully done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzanne
Deletehaunting thought!
ReplyDeleteIndeed so - thanks
DeleteA regret-filled sleep is rarely a rest-filled sleep. Spot on portrait of the consequence of "what might have been." :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom
DeleteSilence can be deafening sometimes.
ReplyDeleteIndeed
DeleteAn unquiet mind and a too-silent house. The worst possible combo! Well done! :D
ReplyDeleteQuite agree - thanks Linda
DeleteWow! This little piece speaks volumes. Regret can certainly keep you up at night. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ivy
Deletethe silence is deafening. I wonder how many of us will rue the words left unspoken. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThe "didn'ts" always cause more regrets than the "dids" -perhaps because the "didn'ts" don't get a chance to go wrong. Thank you.
Deletesilence allows the mind to be loud. excellent 33 words.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteNo wonder he couldn't sleep, indeed. Intriguing and evocative--I'm really enjoying my visits to Marlowe Manor.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoy your visits - there's always a spare room ready (as long as you don't look too closely at the portraits)
DeleteThat was intriguing. We always somehow leave out what we really desire and pursue what we think others wud appreciate. And that haunts us.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sini
DeleteWithout many words, it hints very well at regret and so many things that could have been.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it Kristy
Deletevery effective...especially when you've been there ...lovely sir.
ReplyDeleteThank you - much appreciated
DeleteThat is how it can feel...
ReplyDeleteIt can - thanks for the feedback
DeleteAlas, too true indeed
ReplyDeleteThanks Ted
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