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Potato Saga by Francine Witte

December 13, 2021 admin Leave a comment

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A lady falls in love with a potato. Why? Well, it’s a handsome potato, so there is that. But when she fishes it out of the potato bag and hefts it in her hand, its eyes are facing up …

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Posted in: Flash Fiction Filed under: Francine Witte

My Jealous Friend Amanda Throws Me in the Closet by Francine Witte

June 17, 2021 admin Leave a comment

But this isn’t a closet story. 

Or a jealous story. 

Or a throwing story. 

It is an Amanda story. How since forever and forever she has wanted me dead. 

But it isn’t a murder story either. 

Unless you think that …

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We Leave Our Bodies Home and Meet for Coffee by Francine Witte

March 14, 2021 admin 1 Comment

Easier than lugging our flesh around or the inconvenience of bones. Besides, this way I can know once and for all that you love what’s inside of me, the way you always say. 

I get to the diner before you …

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When a bouquet of flowers by Francine Witte

June 20, 2020 admin 2 Comments

white and fragrant as it is has to take the place of a man who called all slippery with excuses, and you know better than to believe them because love is a pinch and you’re good with that, and you …

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I Idiot-love You by Francine Witte

July 5, 2019 admin 1 Comment

In fact, I’m standing here in my stupidsuit, the one I might wear for a job interview. I am hoping this will get you back.

I know better, that is, I should know better, but really your smile is like …

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Jennifer Goes on a Diet by Francine Witte

January 6, 2019 admin 2 Comments

Again.

She tries on her closet. Nothing fits.

She throws out her clothes. She’s done this before. And twice before that.

With nothing to wear, she is glad she has no lover, no places to go.

But first, there will …

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Posted in: Flash Fiction Filed under: Francine Witte

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