Happiness. It's relative.
Posted on November 2, 2022 by Jan Wilberg
Inside the front and back covers of her ancient copy of The Prophet were sayings and quotations written in a tiny upright hand by a girl with long straight hair who lived in the room next to hers in the dorm on the corner of Green and 12th Street.
The writing and the last note, I love you, confused her so she kept the book in her sweater drawer and never showed it to anyone. She took the book with her whenever she moved, adding other notes and love letters along the way, only looking at them now and then.
Category: 100 Word StoriesTags: 100 word story, flash fiction
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What happens here on Red's Wrap is all over the map. There is no single theme, no overarching gripe, no malady of my own or others that dominates. I write about what seems important or interesting at the moment and what aims me toward hope. I write stories, essays, poems - whatever fits the day and the mood. Nothing stays the same, here or anywhere. That's a good thing. Happiness. It's relative.
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How lovely