by sharricharan | Jan 3, 2017 | Poetry
Daily, she cried. Tears flowing down her pristine cheeks Complexion fair as the summer sky And hair thick as the autumn night Heavy with the weight of spring in her chest Buried beneath the cold of winter’s test Daily, she wept Shedding tears upon tears For...
by sharricharan | Jan 2, 2017 | Poetry
As if I was even-footed all along. The ground not conspiring to deceive me. A willing accomplice to the ebb and flow of tide. That it would splash up one day And dip down the next. I ought to know, I would think And yet, still, I wouldn’t. Because in the end,...
by sharricharan | Jan 1, 2017 | Updates, Writing
So here’s that yearly review I promised. Took me a bit to dig up this old file, but here we go! These are, of course, year specific…ahem. Words Written: 239,660 words according to my 2016 Scrivener file. (I personally don’t think this is accurate,...
by sharricharan | Jan 1, 2017 | Flash Fiction
“Fresh,” Anne muttered, holding up the sagging bouquet of flowers. “Fresh like—a daisy!” She forced a smile and tried to add the cheery note to her voice that Susanna always used. It didn’t work. Her voice echoed hollowly in the old cabin. Shoulders slumped, head...
by sharricharan | Nov 6, 2016 | Flash Fiction
Don’t let me force my light on you. Please. Don’t let me. Cover your eyes if you must. Shield yourself from the brightness I cannot contain, for it is a quick flame and I am only to blame. Such fleeting moments of delight and passion burn deep, searing...
