There was a natural horseshoe-shaped cove carved out of the jagged rocks. The water gently lapped against them quieted by the formation. One summer she found a very large piece of driftwood that had landed across the inlet affording her a comfy seat upon which to contemplate. As she sat watching the string of seals making their annual trip down the coast to for warmer waters, she felt the tension and stress leave her. This was her refuge. Many spots in the natural world were to her, sacred space where she could find herself again and center her spirit
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© Carol Campbell
99 Words
February 10: Flash Fiction Challenge
“February 10, 2016 prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about wild spaces. Is it a wilderness or a patch of weeds in a vacant lot that attract songbirds. What is vital to the human psyche about wild spaces? Bonus points for inducing something cute and furry.”~Charli Mills
Carrot Ranch Communications Flash Fiction Challenge
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So wonderful!
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a beautiful write! That must be awesome to live walking distance from a cove like that! I would never leave it.
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I wouldn’t either!
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😀 we’ll sit there and soak in the peace together! I’ll bring a pot of tea!
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Oh yes!! 🙂
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Thank you.
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you’re welcome 🙂
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something about the shoreline, a really curious mix of earth(sand), air (sea breeze), water (the ocean, especially by the shore) and fire (the warmth of the sun. and then the cherry on top, the quintessence, our spirit, our ability to perceive and feel and wonder about the creation and then the creator of all this.
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Your flash expresses the link between our peace and nature. Amazing how focused and busy we can get with the little details of every day life, yet how we slow down when we look at the bigger natural world around us. Great take on the prompt!
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Thank you, Charli!
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