So Many Stories (Friday Fictioneers)

Posted byAnna RymerPosted inFlash Fiction, Friday FictioneersTags:, ,

She had always worn an underskirt. I remember them swaying in the breeze as they hung side by side on the washing line, crisp and white. Although they were much more than that.

They were my sail on far flung adventures across the sea; the flag of my enemy surrendering at last. A beautiful veil as I walked down the aisle, and, each Christmas, one cradled the baby Jesus as I bore him in the shed.

My grandma’s underskirts. So many stories.

I squeezed her cold hand as she lay beautifully dressed before me.

“Goodnight Grandma” I whispered “God bless.”

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PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot

I wrote this as part of the Friday Fictioneers challenge hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. The idea is to write a short story (just 100 words) based on the photo prompt provided.

To join in the fun visit HERE.

Thanks for reading x

Published by Anna Rymer

Mum of two and a lover of books, stories and magic. I'm also a Writer, Performing Arts Postgraduate and early stage Fiction Editor.

20 thoughts on “So Many Stories (Friday Fictioneers)”

  2. Such a beautiful tale of a blessed Grandmother. I, too, remember my Gram’s underdresses quite well. Wish I still had a few. She hand sewed each and every one, smocking, embroidered roses and flowers. Ahhhh, the pleasant, sweet memories…. Thank you for that.

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