There was one of those human sculptures in the local park. My partner, Michael, thought it would be funny to make them break out of character if it was only for a moment. It would be my job to video everything so that Michael could find himself an overnight sensation on the Internet.
I got everything ready and took the video on my phone. Michael tried everything, including gentle prodding and rambling. The sculpture did not move during the entire time. When he finally gave up, I stepped forward and place a tip in the man’s hat as he had done well in putting up with everything Michael had been doing.
Being me, I tripped over everything and took flight before landing face first in the ditch near where he was standing. When I scrambled back out, I turned round to see him looking like the picture. I think the pigeon sitting on his head made everything funnier than it should have been.
I wrote this in response to this week’s Sunday photo fiction.
That’s great, especially the last few words! Nice one.
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I thought there was no other use for the pigeon until I read your piece! Thank you for reading and commenting.
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Great use of the prompt.
Thanks for sharing.
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It was the first thing that came to mind! Happy to share. Thank you for reading and commenting.
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This was an enjoyable read! Very nice work!
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I enjoyed writing it, so I am glad it was appreciated. Thank you for reading and commenting.
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Great take on the prompt, Angie. I loved the ending.
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Thank you, I am so glad you liked it! The last line was the only way I can think of to get the bird in the story, LOL! Thank you for reading and commenting.
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It was a bit difficult to work all the elements in. I pulled a similar move in my take too 🙂
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It was definitely very hard to try and get them all, which is why I only went for two! Thank you for watching and commenting.
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