I try not to dwell on regrets. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t there, and I lean on my own experience with gloom liberally when the mood is appropriate for scenes about unhappy people. Best regards, Steve.
Flash Fiction / Six Word Memoir
Darkness inside, fog outside, regret everywhere.
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Very vivid imagery created with so little wording. Makes me think of standing in a darkened house, looking out the frosted window into the cold night watching a hearse slowly drive by. Is that the image you were looking to create in the readers mind?
Does this describe your whole life? Or just a sad part of it? This may be too specific a part of your life to make the book.
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The place you live, geographically can have a great impact on how we think & feel. Black inside maybe inner silence, which is nice if you’re not afraid of the dark. Try to live in the present if you can, no regrets.
cheers, Lin
While this is on the dark side, I believe it will create curiosity enough for the reader to continue.
hi there,
very good..i hear ya too…i think those are the qualifications of being a writer….:)...well said…jim
I like the mood it sets, its hard and to the point.
good work, regret mixed with darkness is a great tone.
Gavinswar
destiny, Histroy, future begins with oneself
Powerful word to regret. Great poem.
It has a very irrie feel to it. I like it and best of luck.
I really like this. I think this could be published.
I’ve seen better but its good.
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