Photo by Sue Vincent
So you are saying that sunlight has magical powers?
Yes, over evil it does. You see, it is full of purity. It destroys monsters.
Right. There is a certain orange monster I’d like to expose to the sunlight… Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work with human monsters.
Maybe not, but it does other, more supernatural monsters. Case in point, trolls?
I read The Hobbit. They turn to stone.
Exactly. Vampires?
Uhm. Let’s see, I think they burn up.
Good. Werewolves?
Hmmmm. Makes them take a nap?
No! They turn back into their human form not remembering what happened under the full moon.
Right. And I’m sure you are going to tell me that it turns witches into wood. Like in Monty Python. Burn them!
Well, now that you mention it…
I’ll believe it when I see it.
Easy enough.
Oh, so you are saying there are some wicker witches out there?
Something like that. Let’s take a walk, I’ve something to show you….
(If you can’t see the prompt, the image shows three figures that seem to be female and made of branches, with their hands joined. Witches dancing? Perhaps caught mid-step by the sunlight?)
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Written for Sue Vincent‘s #writephoto challenge. This weeks challenge, Wicker, is here.
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What happens in the dark will eventually be righted in the light. Nice one.
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Things aren’t so scary in the light of day (in theory ;) ). Thanks.
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Nice one! Love the conversational tone of this too :)
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Thanks. I occasionally like to write very short flash in conversation only.
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Some vampires just sparkle in the sun. Haha! Fun read, Trent.
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lol, yes, there are sparkly vampires out there, but for the most part only if you hang out in the Twilight ;) Thanks.
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Reblogged this on paddypicasso and commented:
The Sun raises the Spirit within, and everything brought to the light gets exposed, l’ energie cosmique , without it, we are very sad
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The sun is the source of life… Thanks for the reblog.
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For me a nice blend of fantasy, magic, and humor.
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I was trying to have fun with this one :) Thanks.
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Thanks for the reblog :)
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Magical and mysterious, just how I like my stories…
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Thanks.
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Clever one, Trent. I enjoyed this. :-D
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Thanks, Diana. Wanted to have a little fun today :)
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Very nice piece, Trent.
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Thanks, Robbie.
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Now I wonder which monster you might be talking about here… ;)
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“This is a work of fiction and a product of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to people ling or….” Oh never mind ;)
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Heh :D
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That’s my story and I’m sticking with it. Of course, if you can think of an orange monster that needs to be exposed to the light, well, I can’t stop people from thinking ;)
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Nor indeed should you… I disapprove of censoring the imagination ;)
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I do like this one Trent 💜
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Thanks, Willow! A little lighter than I usually go on the #writephoto prompts :)
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Yes indeed and very good it was 💜
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:)
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