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Trembling Fingers Grasp the Pen

The masked intruder burst through my front door.
	While exiting a window, I heard pops.
	He missed, but he pursued me as I fled.
	Without my cell, I couldn’t call the cops.

	Fear moved my legs; prayer led me to a place
	to hide. From my safe vantage point I saw
	him re-enter my house. He robbed me blind.
	I wrote of this when feelings were still raw.

fictional write

68 WORDS--March 6, 2017

written for Laura Loo's What Doesn't Kill Us Contest

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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