Jesse, tonight the light on the stairs fails to illuminate my presence. My milky body is enveloped in a torn chiffon chemise; that no married woman would ever dare wear. But you don’t see me, do you? I see a bed with a hole where I once laid; a telephone that no longer rings for me; a wedding photograph that is fading in time; don’t you see the days sunlight bleaching us? I guess life was so much more intricately woven for me, than it was for you.
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Filed under: Flash Fiction Tagged: Bed, Chemise, Life, Marriage, Photograph, Psychological-thriller, Telephone, Up to 100 Words, Wedding, Writing