Walking along the city street, the beauty of the blue brick caught my eye. The quaint row house with just a single chair spoke volumes. I found myself opaque; much like the windows along the blue. Perhaps the thoughts behind the closed-door were similar to mine. Perhaps not. As I continued to walk, the quaint row house disappeared into a faded existence. The foreseen future; a mystery to all.
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Thank you Laura, for your simple words and desire to prompt good writing. No “qualms” (today’s word) for me when it comes to liking that. Nice to meet.
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This is a beautiful use of “opaque” I admire your ability to tell a complete story in just a few sentences…you make your point perfectly.
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Nice Laura. Love this picture. One chair seems like loneliness – there should be 2 chairs. A sign that your life is full and loneliness does not exist in this house. Just my thoughts. Happy Day Laura.
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Great prompt and photo!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Such a beauty!!
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I agree. The row houses in the city are so unique. Love them!
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