Where was I?

One of the problems with stories,

 at least one I run into,

 is the teller loses their place.

Honestly,

 did you think we had this on some kind of card?

   Wait.

    That would be a good idea.

Anyway,

 telling a story is not always planned.

You stroll through it,

  seeing what you might see.

Sharing it....

  Now,

    there is another story.

Reviews

[Papaya]

How true that is, you stroll through it. :)
and it's never the same twice, it grows each time

[Jon Roggie]

There is always another detail to add. Part of the fun.

[Papaya]

yeah, totally agree!

[Damien Ridge]

This actually brought a smile to my face. Good play with words, and good adding to the point of the story. Thanks for sharing!

[Jon Roggie]

Glad I gave you a smile. There are too few of those in the world.
I do eventually try to get to the point,
but sometimes I just want to have fun.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

and when one story leads to another, they get mixed up and the reader finds a forest of confusion...hard to find the way out...

but sometimes good stories just lead to better understanding of life...and allow us to find what we need out of what we read.

[Jon Roggie]

Part of the reason I leave the words vague. What I write will always be seen a different way. I think everyone should have their own interpretation.

Thank you as always.