Branch – Six Sentence Story

The squirrel rushed to the other side of the tree along a branch far from Peter as he grouched his way down the path. There was no need for all this grumbling, but being thankful he could even walk seemed like a waste of time since he had no trouble walking.

The sunrise was peaceful. The sea was calm, but he was entertaining enough demonic influences to have a whole Halloween party by himself.

Eventually – unless the slippery slope had its way – Peter would tell those demons where to go, but he did so much enjoy a whiny fit of righteousness. Like the other inanities he entertained they came to spoil the day under the pretense they were making it better.

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Denise offers the prompt word “branch” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.

Sunrise – Sea of Galilee

Author: Frank Hubeny

I enjoy walking, poetry and short prose as well as taking pictures with my phone.

36 thoughts on “Branch – Six Sentence Story”

  1. Sounds to me like Peter needs an attitude/perspective adjustment but it appears “he was entertaining enough demonic influences to have a whole Halloween party by himself.” Love that line, Frank, lol

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    1. That’s an excellent video, Cassa! The part about breaking the silver cord is especially powerful. Those who try to influence others through astral projection should take heed.

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  2. Two lines jumped out, in terms of being simple and profound:
    …being thankful he could even walk seemed like a waste of time since he had no trouble walking.
    and
    …they came to spoil the day under the pretense they were making it better.

    both so simple and nearly impossible to see through and/or overcome

    Good Six

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