Microfiction Monday #56 ~ where a picture paints 140 characters, or even fewer. Susan says:
Photos will be from my own archives; illustrations are from Dover Publications' free clipart sample newsletter.
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My big sister Wendy needs help in finding a lost shadow.
It's sunny!
Maybe I will find Peter Pan's shadow in the leaves beneath the trees?
(140 characters)
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25 comments:
I love the notion of finding a lost shadow :)
What a rich fantasy to find the shadow and the picture is gorgeous.
Yes I can see Peter Pans shadow
I like this a lot for many reasons. Thank you, friend.
Liked it. Namaste from India!
a lovely tale you have woven and a wonderful photograph!
What a gorgeous idea. Well done.
I enjoyed your creative slant.
Oh, wonderful! I love the innocence and the whimsy of it, as well as the Peter Pan reference.
Shadows are so elusive!
that's a lot of shadows to go through! well done
Maybe she will - maybe the tree shadows are really the lost shadows of children... I like the idea of it. Nice MM!
Love the idea of a lost shadow and they can be elusive! A fun and whimsical take on the pic and you are always so clever with words!! Have a lovely week, Gemma!
Sylvia
those shadows can be so evasive ~ slippery little shapes ~
Great take ~ :) Lib x
I love the idea of Wendy's little sister finding Peter's lost shadow. Delightful, Gemma!
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I really love the Peter Pan reference. Terrific!
Uh oh, I sense a lost child...she'll join the Lost Boys and P. Pan or Wendy will help her get home. I like it.
Very good. Clever of you to think of Peter Pan!
Have a great week.
That would be a great find! :O)
That should keep him busy for awhile! :) Very good!
Nice imaginings!
Peter always was a mischievous imp!
Um, someone should tell the girl that sunny days equal many shadows-LOL! I like the Peter Pan reference...
The picture certainly has a 'Peter Pan' quality....that never-growing-up feeling.
Wow--I hadn't thought about Peter and Wendy in ages! This was good...nice job.
Have a great week. Cheers!
Shadows are so important - ghosts don't leave them. Hope she finds it . . .
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