Have you been to Hell?
Manifests differently
Furtive shape shifter
By Robbie Cheadle
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Robbie Cheadle
Robbie Cheadle loves to create in a variety of mediums including words, cake, fondant, charcoal, and oil pastels. She enjoys writing fantasy stories for children, poetry, and paranormal stories for adults in historical settings.
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Christmas tree curbside done with living room season waiting for trash truck. I don't even put a Christmas tree in the living room. But when I see the trees on the curb, near the trash bin, waiting for pickup, it makes me sad. Maybe I see a metaphor in it, the way it is discarded when the season is over.
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Comments (4)
This one gave me chills, well done, Robbie!
Definitely evocative!
I love the last line- nice!
Amen to this, Robbie!