Tomorrow, Perhaps, 3/3
Was he hearing a Nightingale? Something in the sound made him try to pick out words, even sentences in the song that was not really a song but whenever his ears seemed about to catch something word shaped, it changed into another nightingale with notes for feathers and flew away. Had he instead troubled to strain his ears at the human voice, he might have heard it say 'Morgan. what's with that pretending no time has passed on our side of the door. Why don't you just tell him, (I will if he comes again} that he needs a tie?'
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VerityAlways about 2 years ago
Unexpected! was thinking crime. I really enjoyed the first 4 lines above.
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Jamie Clapperton about 2 years ago
Thanks so much Verity may change this but will keep the part you indicated.
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Frenchie about 2 years ago
Catching up, Jamie. Great work, as usal...
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Jamie Clapperton about 2 years ago
Thanks Frenchie. Good to see you back. ;-)
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Frenchie about 2 years ago
Yes, I am on break. Nice to ''see'' you too.
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Christopher about 2 years ago
Haha! My imagination was heading off into the Twilight Zone. Nice twist.
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Brian Mackinney about 2 years ago
Lost in the night.
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Jamie Clapperton about 2 years ago
Afraid he Brian, but as you said earlier, there's always tomorrow! :-))Thanks for reading and commenting. ;-)
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Jamie Clapperton almost 2 years ago
Thanks Christopher. ;-)
