Tag Archives: microfiction
A month of stories…Day #1
Conversations With Cumulonimbus Written by Chelsea Marie Hicks Kneeling in waiting for what sunshine never brings, the skin of her knees ache from indentations made by tiny fractures of what was once boulders, though more likely than not the pieces … Continue reading →
Filed under Fact and Fiction, Month of Stories, Poetry, Stories
Tagged as chelsea marie hicks, clouds, cumulonimbus, fiction, microfiction, mud, poetry, rain stories, sky
Poetry is exhausting me
Fiction is a fiendish friend of mine that I have been showing too little of attention lately and I’m blaming poetry writing for this neglect. I’ve taken to writing a few poems that might fit closer in with micro-fiction, a … Continue reading →
Filed under Fact and Fiction, Stories
Tagged as microfiction, poetry, sprinkles, surrealism
Measuring cups
Written by Chelsea Marie Hicks She didn’t have any measuring cups so I had to use my hands. I remember growing up here in between these walls of secrets and lies, this little blue house on the corner, the place … Continue reading →
Throwing punches at the night air
I’ve been going through a miniature version of writer’s block. Although I must admit that what’s really happening is much more a version of motivational lack than any true block of inspiration or lack of words to say. I did … Continue reading →
Filed under Fact and Fiction, Stories
Tagged as dexter, limbo, microfiction, night air, writing
Georgia on my mind
Things I am obsessed with: 1. Microfiction- I love it. I write it. It’s just another example of why “smallness” is lovely and wonderful. 2. Diving Bell- Not the movie, although it was good. I’m talking about the image, it … Continue reading →
Filed under Ramblings, Stories
Tagged as debate, diving bell, gone baby gone, M.I.A., microfiction, obsession
