WHAT'S IN A NAME?

I've never seen a seacow,

I never hope to see one.

But, I can tell you here and now,

I'd rather see, than be one.

Strange sounding compound words come together to provide some striking images.

Examples: shoetree, shoehorn, clotheshorse,... you get the general idea. 

Your quest today is to incorporate as many of these into your story.

~LINGERING IN LAYERS~

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Try experimenting with story order. A typical story is threefold with a beginning, middle and ending. Maybe try writing your ending first and then present your middle and beginning. Film makers often use this approach...have fun Friday Flashy Fiction writers!  

Monday MonDino

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