A sentence free story

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The stillness of night covers the entire place.

The disturbance of sound slight.

..whooshing... of hangers.

...snap... of a case.

...t,t t,t... Heels on wood

Creeeak-ca-thud...screen door opens and slams)

Then silence is reclaimed as a slight figure clings to the
shadowed door frame.

...tap...
... tap .. heels down steps.

Then bare feet race to the car.

Zipppp (purse unzipped)

Clink-clink (keys removed)

Click-Pop ( door unlicked)

muted ...swish...(silk across leather)

Kreak-clunk...( door closes)
Ca- v-rommmmm... (old car starts)

Click...(seat belt snapped)

Blink-blink - blink... ( blinker on)

pop... (car backfires)
..ba-ping... headlights shine.

Zommmmm... (driver free)

Author's Note

Thank for turning in to my old time radio broadcast.
Sponsored by Irish Spring- for that springtime scent.

Reviews

[William Michael Reeves]

I'll just do another review since your thing, became something, that makes my brain ring in the cleansing spring. The notes are invaluable. Almost made the poem soluble. But I've got to admit my mind had a fit because really it's discombobulable. As it was at first made my imagination burst and I think I loved it the worst. Then the explanation released the suspension of what I now realize is a lot of fun!

[Cherrie Palmer]

It was silly fun. On the way home from football games (when the kids were in school)we would listen to an old 📻 radioshow mystery. They are too great. You'll have to find one on YouTube.

[William Michael Reeves]

I've listened to them. Love 'em! I even liked stuff like Paul Harvey if you remember that. G'day! But my favorite by far is Praire Home Companion. I love hearing the old commercials too. Had some Dark Shadows tapes. I've been thinking about rewriting unusual things into poetry like movies or like you did here, a radio show. Good idea. I think I would have preferred you left the sound effects separate and the rewrite below it or in notes. Or even better, let people struggle for awhile then your next post is the rewrite.

[William Michael Reeves]

That just made me think of the sound effects guy on Lake Wobegon. Tom Keith I think. If you've never listened the sound effects guy is worth finding some alone.

[knighngale]

Wowsers, I feel I'm in a thriller. It has many understatements. And I love it. Sound, is powerful, great read! :D

[Cherrie Palmer]

I'll tell what th8s makes me think of is the old radio mysteries. I may go back and add alittle more to it.
It's a fun exercise you should try it.

[knighngale]

I have dear, they still do so, in the a.m. channels of music, :D

[lightsong]

Whooo! this is SO CREATIVE dear Cherrie lol it puts in the mind some scenarios but all what matters is... the journey BEGINS~~~~~

[Cherrie Palmer]

I added a description. However, I liked it before where each imagination played put.
This would make a fun writing assignment. What just happened?

[lightsong]

I have to say that I too like the previous one :> it opened the imagination exactly as You've said.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Thank you. Me too

[William Michael Reeves]

I'm not convinced this is your car. Or it might be the getting to the car. Down the stairs. Keys. Doors. Then the car. That's what I'm thinking. What a novel idea. Hmmmm.

I watched a film last night that was amazing. It was like all of our poetry brought to life. Especially yours. A lot of the story was about writing a story and as it went the images and storylines were about things we've been writing these last few months. The Fountain. With Hugh Jackman and Ellen Burstyn. I kept thinking about your poetry the whole time. It was uncanny. If you guys watch movies much check it out.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Not my vehicle I have 07 charger .
I think it's a fun idea that I have wanted to try for awhile. I'm sure I like it but it was fun and I may try again.

[Cherrie Palmer]

I'll have to check out the movie.

[William Michael Reeves]

You got me thinking I would try too. Not your car? (A Charger! And here I thought you were all mild mannered. Now I see that you are all fired up!) then maybe those last sounds are something about your computer? I bet you're getting a kick out of the idea of all of us making these sounds like a bunch of goofballs!

[William Michael Reeves]

No, not computer because you creak again. Maybe your old bones while you put your jacket on?

[Cherrie Palmer]

I thought about adding a few words on each line.
The whole thing is silly but a good way to think of sounds.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Funny thing is I got tickled today thinking of everyone trying to make heads or tales over this silly notion. So I added notes 📝 to the side.

[Patricia]

This is like the ghost upstairs of my house. Weird sounds, I think it’s her old bones creaking with the floor boards, hard to tell the difference between the two. ;) I love this, very creative

[Cherrie Palmer]

I'd like someone else to try their hand at this silly notion.

[Patricia]

But you did it so well! Can’t top this!

[Cherrie Palmer]

Try a ghost story

[Relic]

I'm going to assume that car didn't do too well pulling out of the driveway. :) There are perils all over the road. The driveway shouldn't be one of them.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Lol I this is my stick figure masterpiece.
Sad I know :)
But a fun exercise.

[Cherrie Palmer]

I would have had it backfire but oh well.