An American Sentence is a 17-syllable haiku, of sorts.
"A tempest of feeling, he beats a fist on cold windows – laughter, tears."
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- Thom Gabrukiewicz is both a journalist and a writer of flash fiction. Most of what he writes is kind of dark, with occasional forays into the light. He’s a winner of some awards and has been to two Winter Olympics. He’s also written a guidebook about hiking with dogs. He’s fiercely loyal and has a malevolent side that seems to visit less and less. He’s both a hopeless romantic and a realist. He's currently the editor of a historic weekly newspaper in Wyoming.
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3 comments:
When you concatenate emotions, Thom, they gain rather than lose power.
I was serious in that question I posed the other day...
wow, so few words, so powerful!
Oh Tom I really like this one. I am learning the old 5-7-5 doesn't always cut it. This does my friend. Well done.
love-bd
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