Monthly Archives: June 2024

It wasn’t more than a glance, a masquerading guest with the same costume as the one I was wearing. The mask of a villain. I am one of the guests arriving at the front entrance where invitations matter. Taking myself … Continue reading →

It’s then, and only then, that she visually recounts the pleasure of reading my poems beside her bedroom window in the early morning light. The sun’s rays carry in the fresh scents of garden flowers. She sees the basket of … Continue reading →

Note: I did not read the description of the painting and thought the person sitting on the ground was a woman. So instead of changing my story, I left it the (incorrect) way I had written the story 🙂 It … Continue reading →

In this Parisian home a living room table was adorned with a teapot, and teacups for the afternoon party. The two women were on the couch discussing their evening venture to the opera theater. One of the women leans to … Continue reading →

A gossamer veil of fog and the glistening of dew are most noticeable during the transition between seasons, particularly from summer to fall. The French countryside is active with couples having a game of croquet. This Painting by Edouard Manet … Continue reading →