A Teacup Can Exist Without Your Gaze
You could never know, of course, what a china cup could mean to someone. She knew that as she watched you drink and place the cup back in its saucer, casually, as if a cup was just a cup.
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Jen reads some of her Very Short Stories
You could never know, of course, what a china cup could mean to someone. She knew that as she watched you drink and place the cup back in its saucer, casually, as if a cup was just a cup.
Continue readingThis story was first published by Visual Verse
Continue reading‘Laika’ Flash Fiction inspired by prompt from Visual Verse written by Jennifer Harvey
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Continue readingThis story was first published by Visual Verse. You can read it there or listen to me read it for
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