Friday, September 30, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
A garden imagined
Finnegan Quidnunc cried in anguish. He had lost something which he was certain he would never
regain. But what was it? A lithesome butterfly coquetting around the garden landed with such portent
that he was inclined to think that it meant something. He studied meticulously, both day and night, a
hance on the index finger of his left hand, and though slight, it made him believe that he was not the
same person he was a fortnight ago.
The gaunt shadow of a leafless tree swayed on the sun-bleached planks of a once russet shed. Scud
and dark-lined clouds, late for their next appointment, dashed overhead. Finnegan Quidnunc was an
optimistic chap; he stretched his arms, rubbed his wiry beard, and sat on an old tree stump with a
conquering air. Later, when a few drops of rain would stipple his broad forehead, he would seek out his
easel, his chalk, a sanguine crayon, and begin to mercilessly imagine the world.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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