And that darn Jenny! This weeks was tough ... first we had to use a literary device, namely a cliffhanger, and on top of it we had to use the following prompt "hanging off a cliff." and as usual, we had 100 words, plus the prompt words ... and I came in right on target at 104. Here's my take ...
Hanging off a cliff “keep moving” he thought, “don’t lose momentum,” as he
dangled by two arms from the top of the cliff, a bead of sweat trickled into
his eye, stinging. A second passed
in an hour, his arms began to shake.
“Focus!” he yelled at himself, knowing full well that his arms could
only support his dead weight for a few more moments … he had underestimated the
climb … a tragic mistake for any free style climber …he shifted his weight on
to his right arm as his left hand searched for something other than sand and
soil to grab onto.
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7 comments:
Very suspenseful! great job!
How can I help but hold my breath as I read this? Excellent, I want to know what happens next :0
Hi there, I got the results of Tim's bloods back the same night. Thankfully all is well. No liver, kidney probs, and he's eating again too. So I hope it's all over now. Thanks for commenting. Yes, he is very brave, scary sometimes because he is so fearless but, he's such a loving and lovable little dog. :)
LOL I just realised you are referring to the centus tale... LOL
Part 2 next week, but, Thank goodness) he lived to tell the tale ;)
oh Gosh!!! I have visions of this poor guy just hanging by a thread!
Hopwe its not a long drop. Great job Jo.
Can't wait to hear the end "PLEASE"
LOL
Hugs Lynn
Scary, can very well sense his emotions from your well wriiten piece.
Oooh, oooh, oooh! Loved this.
I'm so glad to be behind for once...I'm going to get to find out what happens next in a little while!
I liked how tight the writing was in this. It really imitated the tension of the setting.
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