Welcome to Week Six of Three Line Tales.

You’ll find full guidelines on the TLT page – here’s the tl;dr:
- Write three lines inspired by the photo prompt.
- Link back to this post.
- Tag your post with 3LineTales (so we can find you in the Reader).
- Read and comment on other TLT participants’ lines.
- Have fun.
Happy three-lining!
A rather interesting image with some otherworldly possibilities…I like this challenge..there may be a haiku in this! 🙂 Thank you again for running this!
Frank
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Thanks, Frank. I thought it makes for a good writing prompt 🙂
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You’re so very right 🙂
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Do it! I thought the same thing!! I don’t read others before I write. Kind of like fresh snow vs snow that has been already walked on. Here is what I came up with. https://angelambrose.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/3linetales-week-six/
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Very creative! I do the same thing…no other TLT’s until I have written mine 🙂 Love what you did with yours!
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I saw Jane Dougherty’s post and would like to join in. Is there a time limit or can I post mine tomorrow morning? I’ll be able to read on my Kindle this evening.
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The only time limit is you have to get your entry in before next week’s goes up. Tomorrow morning is absolutely fine – looking forward to your lines 🙂
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Well, missus, I thought you had me stumped for a sec, then a distopian vision fell upon me – must be the Ray Bradbury interview I’ve just read. Another cracking pic – thanks for stretching my brain, my dear.
https://lynnmlovewords.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/tlt-just-as-we-remember/
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You’re most welcome! Glad Ray Bradbury came to the rescue 🙂
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It was a very good interview from The Paris Review in which he came across as warm, smart but never elitist – insiprational.
http://www.theparisreview.org/interviews/6012/the-art-of-fiction-no-203-ray-bradbury
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Oh, I love the PR interviews. We had a subscription for a year and the kind of stories they publish aren’t really my cup of tea, but the interviews are fantastic. Will have to check out this one – thanks 🙂
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It’s very heartening to read – he came from quite a lowly background, didn’t like Proust or Joyce and resigned himself to being thought of as genre. And admirable man
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Fun image. Took me a bit to grasp where I was going with it but more to be brave enough to post it. Sometimes I surprise myself (isn’t that the fun of being an artist?). https://angelambrose.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/3linetales-week-six/
Thanks again Sonya!
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Absolutely – it’s always the stories that surprise me most I like best. Glad you went with it 🙂
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I was concerned when I first saw the image, black and white image of a business meeting? I’ve really enjoyed all the colors of previous weeks images, but then I started seeing the reflections in the polished floor, the view out the window of the dome, buildings…all of a sudden a dozen scenarios, stories popped into my head! I love the challenge and am so appreciative of your hosting! Thank you!
http://bikurgurl.com/2016/03/10/three-line-tales-incontrovertible/
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Here’s my TLT for this week. Have a great weekend! 🙂 -kat
https://kmmyrman.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/forgotten/
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“They look so lifelike.”
“They were, once. Before.”
http://www.engleson.ca
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There’s so much here – great lines! Thanks for joining in again 🙂
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Thank you. Three sentences, I trust = three lines…of a sort.
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Yep – if you say it’s three lines, I won’t argue 🙂
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Thanks, Sonya! Thursdays sure come around fast! 😉 Posted and pinged!
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They do, don’t they? 🙂
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Sonya, Here is my post for this challenge :
https://jahnavichintakunta.wordpress.com/2016/03/10/a-tourists-disappointment-three-line-tales/
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Here’s my entry: http://alexwritesyouthings.com/2016/03/11/tlt-the-meeting/
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This was fun. Quite the challenge for a rambler like me.
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Hi Patricia, good to hear it was fun. And challenging yourself is good, right? Welcome to TLT 🙂
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This is my first time on Three Line Tales.
http://writinginnorthnorfolk.com/2016/03/11/cold-tea-at-the-tate-modern/
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Welcome to TLT and thanks for your lovely lines 🙂
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That’s a great image – my first thought was “What am I going to do with that?” but my second thought, about a second later, was “Eureka!” I hope my story is not too predictable!
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here’s my post for this week Sonya,
https://srisudhak.wordpress.com/2016/03/11/as-my-mind-speaks/
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Like shapes upon a ballroom floor,
this dance goes on.
Negotiated partnering.
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I love that you don’t say what the dance is – I know what it is for me, but it could be something else for the next reader. Great lines again! Thanks for participating again 🙂
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Hi Sonya – Patricia led me here from her blog and I am so glad she did! I have been blown away by your contributors – some truly wonderful flash fiction pieces as well as those completely new observations which refresh your eyes and your mind. You have inspired me to join in and have a go http://pempispalace.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/three-line-tales.html Thank you so much 🙂
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Hello and welcome aboard – I’m glad you joined in! I’ve added your lines to the round-up, as well. Hope to see you back next week 🙂
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