Friday, 27 February 2009

Gloaming's Child


Emily Partridge was a broken writer
no words came though deadlines got tighter.
Her mystery novel ‘A Shot in the Head”
had gone to the morgue, the storyline dead.
Her fantasies vanished, her cowboys went west;
her FBI hero still lounged in his vest.
Her demons and angels had gone for their tea
and her double-O agent had nowhere to be.
With no plot in her pocket; no words in her head,
Emily wrote vampire romance instead.

9 comments:

Catherine Vibert said...

I just LOVE this. You always put a smile on my face like no other blogger can. Your humor is so wonderfully dark, mingled with light, twisted and creative.

Rachel Green said...

Thank you kindly. I am honestly glad you come here to read.

Rachel Green said...
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aims said...

This was so much fun I read it three times just so I could wriggle with amusement.

Applause Applause!

Rachel Green said...

Thanks, Aims.
It was one of my better pieces, I think.

Jenny Beattie said...

Ha! I love this. Thanks Rachel,

Rachel Green said...

Thanks JJ

Unknown said...

When I read this one earlier in the week, I smiled. When I re-read today, I smiled. I just love this one, as apparently all do. You know you've got a winner here. :)

Rachel Green said...

Thank you. I doubt Stephanie Myers would agree!