Hello my pretties and welcome to Flash Fiction, Friday where you will find one hundred words per week based upon a picture chosen at random by either myself or my other cohorts in this marvellous adventure. Some may be turned into a continuing play, so make sure you follow the links both within the one hundred words and at the bottom of this post to see what delights await you. This week's inspiration was chosen by Finless, the minx...
Hair fell like a curtain of silk around her shoulders, hints of gold glistening in the moonlight as she raised her arms. He could tell, even from this far away, that she’d had a dancer’s training. She stood on point, the curve of her hands and fingers fluid, as the sound of her humming was carried on the breeze.
He watched her, as he had done every year on this night since he was a boy. As the light broke over the horizon, he watched her stretch and begin her slow walk back into the lake from whence she came…
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Loved it Lisa. So is she a Mermaid or something like that? I wouldn't have thought of that. Excellent job.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking water nymph, spirit, something like that - but mermaid is a cool idea too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Miss. Love it!
ReplyDeleteNice FFF. Will he ever find out what she is?
ReplyDeleteLoved it, there aren't enough water 'creatures' written :) So, does the boy ever meet her?
ReplyDeleteErika E.R Pierce FFF
Nice! I like the water nymph aspect!
ReplyDeletegreat post! will he ever have the strentgh to talk to her someday?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful imagery. Great post!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love that. A lady of the lake!
ReplyDeleteshe needs to return ... she obviously holds his heart ... loved this one Lisa! :D
ReplyDeleteYes, the woman of the Lake, I have seen her myself. I damn near drowned once trying to catch her and then I woke up.
ReplyDeleteNice Lisa, very touching and very surreal.
Beautiful! Loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! You painted a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteGreat description. Nice FFF.
ReplyDeletewow, loved this interpretation. i've thought of mermaids, but, not a lady of the lake. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOkay I need more. Is he just appreciating her beauty, her talents or is he in love.? Will he act on it?
ReplyDeleteEnthralling and beautiful imagery. I wonder if he should turn around and never look back, only keep her as a memory. On one hand I fear for his soul - on the other hand I fear for her freedom should he ever capture his elusive Lorelei.
ReplyDelete~Luna
Very beautiful Lisa. An ethereal lake creature. Extremely clever. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteOoohhh...the Lady of the Lake. LOVE IT!
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