American Sentence LXXII
Washington’s worn face slipped from the man’s thin wallet to the boy’s small hand.
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Washington’s worn face slipped from the man’s thin wallet to the boy’s small hand.
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Another wonderful sentence packed with meaning!
Perfect.
Oh !
From solid ink, into a gas!!!
Sublime,
“Washington’s worn face”
So much happening here, it’s delightful.
This poem can take us in just about any direction. I LOVE this! The possibilities are endless. Great write!
I love how you can in one sentence open so many storied doors. Love it!
I like what’s said by “the man’s thin wallet.”
The focus on thedollar bill gives this sentence a unique perspective. Can’t wait to talk with you further about the whole project!
A story in a sentence: again, well done!
Nice! Such a subtle slip of the bill!
So much said (and imagined) in a single sentence.
Dang, you’re good at this! So many layers using so few words.
What a great image!