Dear John,
I made it back. Why didn't you?
Tom
(One of many notes tucked lovingly into the space between the granite panels at the Vietnam Wall in Washington.)
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ReplyDeleteI really loved your centus.
ReplyDeleteI am sure that this question has been asked many times in the last several years. Excellent take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteExcellent !
ReplyDeleteThis is the question all survivors must deal with and most painfully felt for a life time is that haunting and torturous "Why ME and not YOU ?"
very clever leaves the reader to conjour up our own story
ReplyDeleteShort but effective.
ReplyDeleteShort and to the point.
ReplyDeleteAnother surprising and powerful take. I've been to the Wall in DC and have seen many different mementos left...Great Centus!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. You got me there! I am almost speakless. Very good use of the prompt! Short, direct and really hits the heart.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Best wishes,
Anna
Sanna writes to John Tell-Anna's SC wk 60
I've been to that wall as well ... what a powerful bit of writing ...
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I wonder what John's reply to Tom would be? A question I'm sure many asked at the wall.
ReplyDeleteSad. I'd like to visit that wall one day.
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I've been to that Wall; totally believable.
ReplyDeleteOh my what a great way to go with this short and sweet and to the point now! Cool!
ReplyDeleteLolz! This was fun ! Though.. ti could be a serious note too .. nice.
ReplyDeleteOh man. This little gem really touched my heart. I really loved this. Poignant, believable...touching.
ReplyDeleteThank you.