Sunday Micro Fiction: An Omen or a Lark?

Once again, Richard Osgood at Zoetrope Vir­tu­al Stu­dio’s “The Flash Fac­to­ry” pro­vides the prompt words for a fifty-word micro fic­tion piece:

omen
whirligig
adieu
lark
nor’easter

I’ve Still Got Some­thing It Wants

Ran­dall Brown

The wind wants to top­ple; the rain to drown; the snow to bury; the twister to turn my home into a whirly­gig. The nor’easter awaits, a boogey­man. A lark, such thoughts, Harold says. A symp­tom of dark­er things. Each time, when Nature decides not to bid me adieu: an omen.

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