21 July: A Six Sentence Fish Story

ai art: fisherman standing on the banks of a river, fishing pole in hand. Forest scene with mossy trees

MicroDosing: 55µg – The Depth of Blue-Grey Cold

Year on year, that trout knew the river’s elbow-turn. Its icy thieving bite at bait. The humming tone of my father’s hook circling the same blue-grey crook of curved water. Depth was measured in patience. He’d cast and recast, quiet as the current. And the water, full of memory, kept what it wouldn’t let him catch.


8 responses to “21 July: A Six Sentence Fish Story”

  1. A minimalistic masterpiece in which poetry, painting and philosophy mingle accompanied by almost silent sound 👍🎶☀️

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    1. Thank you! What an absolutely lovely comment. I wish you a peaceful evening.

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    2. I will just add my very humble (but sincere) AMEN.

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      1. Thank you, my old friend. I was just thinking, we’ve known each other for almost 20 years! Goodness.

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  2. Very tight writing! Nicely done.

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  3. saying it all with so few words. Beautiful.

    did you ever fly fish? I never did. Reading under a tree by the river was as close as I ever got

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    1. No, never did. I just sat nearby and watched my dad. There’s a fascinating rhythm to it.

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