Today: 55 Fiction
4 October 2009
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Contest Entry #39: Today
Slumping in the chair next to the bed, he watched his father and considered Camus: “Maman died today. Or yesterday maybe, I don’t know.”
Such emptiness in those words. Such a lack of anything, he thought.
And yet, they were a luxury.
He stood, turned off the respirator, and considered the calendar on the wall.
About the author: Brian Thomas Clark is a writer working out of Burbank, CA. He is currently shopping around his first novel.
He is writing at http://www.brianthomasclark.com
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I kinda didnt get the story..
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@ winnie
read the stranger by albert camus
@ brian
written very well.
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nicely written
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very thought provoking. I guess I would need more time to understand this.
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good write it took me a while to actually understand :)..
urs..hemu..
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I like it, you have got your own style of writing and that is something which many people don’t. Good work.
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