dVerse Double Quadrille #116

Impossibly Out of Reach

One sunny Sunday, his grandad gave him
50-pence for the church offering.
He pocketed it.
And that’s where it stayed.
Until Friday.
Which was laundry day.
He took the coin from the pocket
of his Sunday best trousers,
and as he reached for his

pink plastic piggy bank,
the coin slipped from his fingers
and fell between the floorboards.
A flash of light
spinning between spaces.
Fell six-feet below.
Impossibly out of his reach.
And there it stayed.
Shining silver.
In a space between
one impossibility and another.

A double quadrille (88 words sans title) for dVerse Quadrille #116 “Impossible”   © Misky 2020

5 responses to “dVerse Double Quadrille #116”

  1. Beverly Crawford avatar
    Beverly Crawford

    What an interesting and thought-provoking tale! Well penned.

    Like

  2. I love this Misky. Things saved, and then lost. Thanks for coming back for seconds, and then double-dipping when you did. Delicious.

    Liked by 1 person

  3. Beautifully told, a double quadrille is a double treat!

    Liked by 1 person

  4. This is an absolute treat! 💝 There is a lot to grasp and take away from this poem 🙂

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  5. Maybe a coin stranded like this is better than one wasted on candy.

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