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Three Line Tales: The Space Between

This is a new feature of Sonya – @ Only 100 Words – is a writer I thoroughly enjoy following! The idea? 3 lines about the picture, no matter how long or short, but only three lines! I linked up — why not take a whirl, it could be fun for you too!

{Note: Sonya’s updated tag request @ the end of this post!}

three line tales, week seven; Guinness Storehouse in Dublin
(c) Sonya, 2008 – click on the photo for full res version

The Space Between

I’d never noticed the space between.

The space between the cement slabs, the space between the railings, the space in this cutout – how I can look through it to the other side of the wall. It looks so peaceful, almost forgotten.

Too far to reach, to only glimpse, what could be: what might have been. If I’d only seen the space between.

@Bikurgurl_watermark

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From Sonya, Week 7 Three Line Tales, Guidelines:

“Check the TLT page for the full guidelines, but here’s the gist:

  • Write three lines inspired by the photo prompt.
  • Link back to this post.
  • Tag your post with 3LineTales (so we can find you in the Reader).
  • Read and comment on other TLT participants’ lines.
  • Have fun.

Happy three-lining!”

22 thoughts on “Three Line Tales: The Space Between”

      3. 😀 I’ll be pretty much on both… Twitter’s good for when I want to send quick thoughts out to the ether, short, sweet words 🙂 I’m loving our exchanges in both places!

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