4:00 P.M– Just getting off work, she races down the road and towards the Bus stop. She’s almost there, but NOT- then her bus begins to move. She arrives at the spot only to meet the butt of the vehicle fading into the corner of the street, that would mean an hour and a half of her waiting for another transit in her direction. Frustrated, she curses. Its lonely at the station so a walk in the cannabis field is the perfect remedy for her foul mood. Sitting in a waiting chair, legs crossed, she reaches into her bag for a stick; Lights it up and drags-
In goes the poison and out her frustration.
The session is almost heavenly. Melting in her seat she tastes the evening breeze. Dreamily she pays attention as the light from her stick illuminate in the evening hue, its soft feathery haze lifting through the atmosphere;
Inhale, Exhale
Her nerves untwine as the intoxicating odor of perspiration, hers, mixed with fumes of the slowly diminishing stick fills her nostrils. Utter bliss as she sits melted in her waiting chair- Even the wind amongst the trees offer the symphony of Handel’s Messiah… or is that just in her head? …
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From euphoric dance Toots from a horn break the spell ...Damn reality!
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New Challenge for 2013 but I still have love for my people at the dVerse bar 😉
Thanks Captain!!!! 🙂
Ligo Haibun Challenge here![]()
***The Līgo Haībun Challenge normally has a word limit of up to 220 words or less inc the haiku***
READ ABOUT HAIBUN HERE
Haībun is Prosimetric writing. The haībun format for the Līgo Haībun Challenge is as follows ~
A paragraph (more than one paragraph is fine,or justa few sentences) in prose form of either
- a descriptive passage , or excerpt from a story/or previously published post
- a tale
- a travelogue
- a news item
- a recipe
and
the haiku to close


Haha, “walk in the cannabis field” is an expression I haven’t heard. That was a different melt! I was waiting for her to be so high she missed the next transit too. I really like how you used the abrupt change of the haiku to wake her up at the end!
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Thank you! 🙂
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dang horn breaking the spell…think i am having a little bit of a flashback to college….smiles..ahem…nicely spun…those moments are fleeting…
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Lol! Thanks Brian. Will be at the bar soon, I promise 🙂
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Damn reality, indeed.
But if it’s good stuff, reality won’t be bothering her
For a while
Cheers!
JzB
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True, but the fact that she would have to move from that perfect position is bad enough instead of sit and allow the moment take over completely 🙂
Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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This is like a scene from a movie for me….so picteresque and so…honest, real. With beauty finding its place every step on the way…inhale, exhale… I did. And enjoyed.
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Awww, I’m glad you saw it that way Esenga. Thanks 🙂
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Another masterpiece FK. You choose the words perfectly and I seriously feel like I’m living that moment with the character. I think I even feel a buzz 😀
Happy Friday my friend!
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TGIF Scott!!! 🙂
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Very nice story and the story part is just exquisite. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Great story, just divine!! 🙂
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Coming from you that’s a big WOW! 😀
Thanks Seyi! 😉
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The haiku just made me burst out laughing..but it was really a clever haiku, in classical style – the ‘romantic’ walk into the cannabis field…aahh…yes…I felt that..wish I was with her, very much! Your writing certainly made me unwind. Very nice moment. Thank you so much for participating..really really appreciate it!
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Lol! Thanks for the prompt Captain! Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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Reblogged this on More Tea.
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Captivating writing, FK! Happy Saturday! 🙂
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🙂 Thanks again Lauren!
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thank the universe for small moments like these…illuminating walks with deep breathing…oh, clever writing indeed! love your entry!! ❤
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Thanks! 🙂 …. I’m glad you liked it. Come again soon 🙂
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you’re welcome ❤
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