It was just before three on Friday afternoon.
People were doing what people do.
Adults worked and children played.
Babies and old folks had a little snooze.
All living their lives in an ordinary way.
It was just another ordinary day,
Until Poseidon shrugged, deep in his watery domain.
Then nothing was ordinary ever again.
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This was written for Friday Flash 55, hosted here by G-Man.
Yeah. He did, didn't he?
ReplyDeleteYou're missing an 'l' before the word living - second stanza.
Big Time!!!
ReplyDeleteThe prodigal Patti returns to the Flock once again!
I surely missed your fantastic insights.
Thought provoking 55 My Friend
Perfect!
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End
wow. yeah the world changed on that shrug...nice 55 patti...
ReplyDeleteYes, when he shrugs, the world shudders. Great words.
ReplyDeleteCool and he sure did shrug close to poor old Japan... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletePoseidon's shrug, Earth's lament.
ReplyDeleteOnce again we see that water and infrastructure do not mix and that the atom is a force of nature unto itself and not to be trifled with.
ReplyDeleteGood one Ma
(He was just copying Atlas) Too bad he wasn't watching where he was shrugging! (Poor Japan!)
ReplyDeleteGreat 55, PK!
awesome write..
ReplyDeletestay blessed and keep it up.
He sure showed us who's the boss.
ReplyDeleteGood thing he didn't throw a tantrum.
ReplyDelete;-)
Nice 55!
Geez, it does happen fast, doesn't it? A blink of an eye those disasters.
ReplyDeleteExcellently well done!
xo
Wow, you made every word count. This is fantastic, Patti!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific analogy of the situation in Japan. Great work.
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff.
ReplyDeleteNothing will ever be ordinary, ever again.
This is really, really well done!
ReplyDeleteVery well written, Patti... his shrug changed everything indeed!! :(
ReplyDeleteUsed up your 55 to good effect.
ReplyDeleteThe shrug was only the beginning. Dealing with the nuclear reactors will tell if man is ready for his own inventions.
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