Category Archives: flash fiction

WALLFLOWER OR EAGLE

Posted on September 21, 2021 by oneta hayes

Me? A wall flower, they say; an eagle I say. I sit here on the mezzanine and watch the beautiful people milling around aimlessly -glass in hand, smile on face, every hair and pleat in place. Listen in: “Oh, darling, … Continue reading →

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DRAG ON – A LOVE BALLAD

Posted on August 16, 2021 by oneta hayes

     Jim and Joe were hanging high on the strings of their harmonica and guitar.  They had been asked to join a band—right here in  Castle House.  The old house had done its duty during the castle/moat era.  Now it … Continue reading →

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PROCRASTINATION PAYS ILL REWARDS

Posted on September 20, 2019 by oneta hayes

  Ellen was dog-tired because of procrastination, the bain of her life which resulted in her communication essay not being completed until near three o’clock this morning.  She had sluggishly made it down the stairs when she remembered having left … Continue reading →

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