October the Twenty-Sixth is Light

The Art Philosopher

Posted on: 26th Oct, 2015

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October Dark and light: Inspired by the ‘two sentence’ horror stories I have decided to embark on a similar theme but mixing it up with one day of dark and menacing suggestion and the next of light and cheerful. Monday – Friday snippets from your Art Philosopher until All Hallows’ Eve is over…

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9 Comments on October the Twenty-Sixth is Light

LL

LL

26th Oct, 2015 14:10

The mummified corpse of his wife had rested in the same chair for the past sixty-four years, never scolding, never complaining, never putting out.

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Jules

Jules Smith

26th Oct, 2015 15:10

He took the vows to love, honour and obey very seriously; he’d told her that from the onset. It had been his duty to teach her how to be the perfect wife.

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the late phoenix

the late phoenix

26th Oct, 2015 16:10

she’s wearing that I Forgot To Have Children shirt. he’s wearing that Love Never Dies skeletons shirt. they’re feeding each other Werther’s Originals. this is a commercial for Werther’s Original *)

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Jules

Jules Smith

26th Oct, 2015 16:10

It’s a very long commercial because they both forgot to put their teeth in. *)

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The Blue Grumpster

The Blue Grumpster

26th Oct, 2015 21:10

Sixty years… Most men in my family never got to be that ‘old’…. so I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Does that make sense?

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Jules

Jules Smith

27th Oct, 2015 10:10

Yes but you’re not most men, Blue. You’re unique, exquisite and will live a very long time. Trust me. They don’t call me Juju for nothing. 🙂

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The

The Blue Grumpster

27th Oct, 2015 11:10

Thanks, Jules. 🙂

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Gorilla Bananas

Gorilla Bananas

27th Oct, 2015 19:10

Yes, the words never grow old, unlike the person who utters them. Why does this ‘Light’ vignette make me feel sad?

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Jules

Jules Smith

27th Oct, 2015 20:10

Because it’s one of those perfect things that has to end.

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