Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #FFFC #100 #Poetry

Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #100

The image is from artbyrandy at Morguefile.

For the visually challenged writer, the photo shows an old man in a lush park setting. He has long white hair and a long white beard and is dressed in back with a guitar hanging around his neck and a bouquet of flowers in one hand.

Time Slip

Merlin is back, the spell that held him for too long, broken
His search through time begins to find the one he loves, Vivienne
With each finding, he is too late
She has vanished, taken another ride on time
Her adventure never stops
She has Merlin’s magic to guide her and uses it well
She has had many loves since that long time ago
When Merlin chased her, leaving her with one burning idea
She must have his magic. She can feel him behind her
See him now, he has found one of her favourite gardens
By the look of him, he has come to serenade her
Flowers too. How smart he looks.
She feels sorry for him
Her feelings have not changed towards him
He will find the garden empty; his search will go on
He can feel her, just ahead of him
Soon he will trap the one thing his magic let slip away…

© Anita Dawes 2021


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7 responses to “Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #FFFC #100 #Poetry”

  1. Hopefully is long quest will be realized soon! Great, imaginative response to the photo.

    1. Glad you liked it…

  2. A playful magical game of cat and mouse. This poem made me smile. :-)

    1. Thank you, Diana…

  3. Like a member of ZZ TOP going on a date.
    I’m not jealous of that but I am of your imagination. A Great poem of love through the ages.
    Hugs

    1. What a lovely thing to say, David… Thanks!

  4. He looks like a member of

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