Paint
May 3, 2011 7 Comments
Here are 100 words and two on ‘Paint’:
The theme was to ‘paint something(s) always in place, visible sometimes, sometimes not.’
Now, to pick a winner. Yes, the envelopes.
The first envelope was opened. It said: ‘Obscuring object(s) may not be man-made.’
Curtained-window, 40-footer-blocking-house, Masked-face…had to go.
The second envelope qualified: ’Obscured object(s) may not be man-made.’
Airplane-behind-clouds, House-behind-large-palm-frond…bowed out.
The third envelope declared: ‘The obscured object(s) may not be visible at high noon.’
Mist-shrouding-mountain-peak was kept aside.
The winner was…
A painting showing a farmer and his little son in a corn field under a blazing sun. A small bubble carried the son’s query: ‘Dad, where did the stars go?’
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This is in response to a weekly drabble challenge hosted at http://thewriteaholicblog.wordpress.com/.
Very cute. 🙂 Well done.
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that was great =)
I liked the elimination process.
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… and the chosen winner was definitely the most deserving …
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Sometimes the things most deserving our attention are the simplest ones.
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Amazing how you think of these.
But first one is not man made and the mist will hide peak at noon?
I am mssing something
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It is assumed that mist will melt away before high-noon!
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brilliant, i was unable to guess it too 🙂
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