Ignite
I stood there, in the rain, trying to remember something good.
The hurt is overpowering. Gasoline in my wound.
A rebellion begins somewhere deep inside.
I am hollow. I am on fire. And you are gone.
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This is my submission for this weekend’s Trifextra challenge. The challenge was a little different this weekend. Here’s what we had to do:
This weekend, we are revisiting a prompt we’ve done before. We are giving you three words and asking that you add another 33 to them to make a complete 36-word response. You may use the words in any order you choose.
Our three words are:
remember
rain
rebellion
Now you give us yours.
I want to say thank you to everyone who read and voted for Monsters At the Gate: Part 3 — it makes my day to know that people are reading and enjoying my writing!
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Your work is amazing and I am definitely reading! Now a follower 🙂
Aw, thank you so much! 😀
Wow what a strong set of emotions in this
Thanks Björn!
Suzanne, this is the first submission I’ve read, and you’ve set the bar very high! This is an exceptional piece of writing!!!
Oh Valerie, what a lovely thing to say! You’re making me blush. Thanks for reading and commenting!
trying to remember something good . . . ahhhh, yes. Powerful words.
Thank you Barbara!
This is awesome!
Thank you very much!
I felt the burning loneliness.
It’s not a nice feeling, is it? Thanks for commenting!
Wow. I think we had the same water this weekend or something. Well written!
Yes, it certainly looks that way! (Was your water kind of blood-coloured?) Thank you Meredith!
Wow – that last line… This is utterly fantastic, every word. Gorgeous.
Aw, thank you so much Christine for your lovely comment!
Wow, Suzanne. Those first and last lines!! You blew it out of the water, girl!
Aw, jeez, thanks for a great comment Kymm!
Powerful as always. So well done!
Thank you so much Marisa!
You really are to talented!
Aw, thank you Deana – you are so kind!
You had me at “gasoline in the wound”. That would make a great song. well done, suzanne.
Thanks Lance! That’s definitely a song I would listen to!
And like the phoenix, she will rise… That’s what I thought when I read this. Brilliant!
I’m so glad you got that imagery – the phoenix was part of my inspiration for this piece. Thanks so much for commenting!
The first line is haunting…
Thanks for commenting Ted!
This whole post is magnificent!!! Beautifully written.
Aw, thank you so much Donetta!
I sit in total awe and I follow, for your writing stirs emotions and that is what being a professional writer has to offer their reader. Thank you for this powerful read.
Wow, that’s one of the nicest comments I’ve ever received! Thank you so much!
This is lovely writing and so teal. I totally relate. Well done.
Thank you so much Lumdog!
This is a powerful image. You did an awesome job with the prompt.
Thank you Draug!
Suzanne, your writing is always so beautiful, and this is no exception. Love the imagery.
Aw, thanks Lori!
Great imagery. “Gasoline in my wound” was perfect and I can feel my heart with the word “gone”.
Thank you so much Gina!
The image you have put up is gripping. May the rebellion rise and heal the wound and push her forward.
Thank you Sini!
You are right…horrible moments…
🙂 Thanks for commenting Euan!
Powerful and engaging!
Thank you so much!
‘… trying to remember something good.’ – so sad. A very poweful piece.
Thank you Sarah Ann!
Wow Suzanne!A power packed piece!loved the lines,”Gasoline in my wound.A rebellion begins somewhere deep inside.”Fantastic!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it.
:-)I did
This is great … “gasoline in my wound” theat good s#$t
🙂 Thank you Sam!
Suzanne, the emotion, how it’s felt physically is so powerfully written in this piece. WOW! Love. It.!
Aw, thank you so much Deb! I’m glad you liked it.
Stunning.
Thank you!
Deeply moving. Very descriptive. Fantastic job!
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Thank you very much!
Interesting work
Thanks Ruby!
Congratulations on placing the top three for this week. Yours was one of my favorites but someone missed the voting. My first trifecta 😦 Look forward to reading more of your work.
Thanks Maggie! I’m glad you enjoyed it — and welcome to Trifecta!