A WITCHES WRATH

Welcome to October & Halloween!

I'm thrilled to announce that for the month I have 

a selection of authors who've agreed to a

Halloween Interview / Flash Fiction Challenge.

Starting October 2nd. The authors participating are, Thom Futrell, Christine Rains, Julia Press Simmons, Shannon Lawrence, Cathrina Constantine, DeAnna Knippling, Tara Tyler, Walter P. Honsinger, Ann M. Noser. and Nancy Lynn Jarvis.
With special guest judge Editor, Wendy Ely!

Wait til you read these horror stories!

Today I thought I'd start the month off with a witches tale using a prompt from the

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers 

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Flash Fiction of 100 to 150 words based on the photo

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A WITCHES WRATH

Mirabella's anger grew and the clouds darkened, swirling winds caused the waves to surge and roil. Lightening ripped the sky open, and thunder shattered eardrums. Mirabella watched the ships struggling to port.

Waves overwhelmed most, but the yacht Abandon still floated. How apropos, she thought, abandon me to sail into your new life with my sister. "Not today," she roared!

Finally, the Abandon disappeared under a monstrous wave, Mirabella smiled. Vengeance is so sweet, she thought.

Nevertheless, the winds grew. A Hurricane formed. The gates to hell opened and Mirabella knew the indisputable power of wrath and her sister Isabella.

100 words

Yolanda Renée © 20015

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 Youthful Frights vs Adult Fears

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AN EMOTIONAL TORRENT

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Flash Fiction of 100 to 175 words based on the photo

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Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers

AN EMOTIONAL TORRENT

It's drizzling today. I love when it rains.

Rain turns the brown grass green, 

clears the air of pollutants, 

and feeds thirsty roots.

It's inclement again. I hate rain.

Rain shields the sun, limits fun, 

and when the clouds go dark, 

my mind follows.

It's pouring today. I love the rain.

Rain washes away blood,

 leaves my soul shiny and new, 

and promises forgiveness.

It's still damp. I hate rain.

Rain creates a gloomy day,

the mind wanders, 

and memories of murder 

haunt with desires for more.

It's storming now. 

I love a tempest,

 especially when

 I've murder in mind.

100 words

Yolanda Renee © 2015

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The WEP-Write...Edit...Publish Flash Fiction

Challenge is getting ready for Halloween.

Are you ready?

Youthful Frights vs. Adult Fears

What scared you as a child?

Does it still?

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Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers

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Flash Fiction of 100 to 175 words

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This week's photo prompt is provided by Louise with

 The Storyteller's Abode.

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Seven years we were wed

Five million tears now shed

I pushed you in a rage

Not realizing I'd be caged

Onto the tracks, you fell

At the clang of the engine's bell

That moment's a blur

But witnesses concur

Zero friends have rallied

Their votes I have tallied

Instead, to her they throng

There is nowhere I belong

Two lives' you transformed

On that train platform

My heart was broken

When loves loss was spoken

For I alone held deed

To all your desires and needs

Nine days till the hangman's noose

Did she seduce

These thoughts I still ponder

For time, I can squander

Were you smitten

Did she make your heart quicken

My only regret

I couldn't kill Yvette

But if curses are true

She'll soon be blue

Her breath I'll steal

Your money made the deal

I want your pardon

To walk in heavens garden

Will you find it in your heart

Will death mean a new start

Or has destiny showed 
Hell, as our new abode?

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174 words

Yolanda Renée © 2015

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I'm no poet

as surly this shows

but after hours of trying

I wasn't denying

my prose a chance to shine

or it's place in the annuals of time.

(In other words, I had nothing else!) :)

Here's a lot more!

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Youthful Frights vs. Adult Fears

FORGIVE ME

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FORGIVE ME

          I recall your strength, and how safe I felt in your arms, your laugh, and our happiness, your love, and the plans we made. But now, three years hence, I remember our farewell, and your promise to come back victorious.

          For us there'll be no triumph, your brother demands my troth. If I say no, your death he's guaranteed. I can't, no man will take that which I don't give in love.

          The view stretches to the mountains, but the desert beyond is where the fighting rages. My journey is shorter, the rocks below.

          Forgive me, my love. . . 

100 words

Yolanda Renée

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