Flagpole write-in

I never really paid attention to the flagpole, I’ve been near it and I’ve hung out around it but I’ve never took a good look at it, especially without the flag. It’s very nice flagpole. I have never quite seen a flag pole like this one. It gradually gets smaller towards the top and has a circular cap over the top of the pole. It reminds me of a drumstick with how it is shaped, which is very funny to me and both my friend and I laughed at that comparison.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Short story final draft

  Sebastian laid stiffly on the treatment couch of the radiation therapy machine as the nurse prepped for his session. He could feel the exhaust weighing down his muscles from the constant sessions and physical therapy the doctors put him through; but he couldn’t let his guard down entirely around them-not just yet. “Okay Mr. Solace, go ahead and relax for me, I’m going to go to the other room to start the machine, and the session will be over in a matter of minutes.” The nurse pulled him from his thoughts with her soothing voice, to which he gave a singular awkward nod. It was the same thing the medical professionals said every time, but it did anything but help him relax.  Subconsciously he began picking at his claws as the nurse left the room, flinching a bit when the machine started once a minute or two had passed. As the seconds ticked by his eyelids began to feel heavier, his blinks were slower, and he struggled to hold back a yawn that threatened to come through. He re...
Read more

The dinner party perspective writing

Image
  Summary:  It takes place in Ind ia where a colonial official and his wife are giving a large dinner party with many important guests - including a visiting American naturalist - in their large dining room. The dining room was very nice looking and had  glass doors opening to a veranda. A debate springs between a young girl and a colonel on whether or not women have grown out of “jumping-on-a-chair-at-the-sight-of-a-mouse era”. The American naturalist doesn't engage, instead noticing a strange expression on the face of the hostess. She was staring straight ahead with tense muscles. She calls over the native boy behind her seat and whispers in his ear. The boy grows shocked at what she said and quickly leaves the room. When the boy returns with a bowl of milk and sets it out on the veranda. The American remembers that in India, a bowl of milk is used as bait for snakes, and realizes that there must be a snake somewhere. He looked around the room for any sight of it but co...
Read more