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Danny burst through his apartment door, staggering and dripping from rain. He tore at his clothing, wanting only to strip down naked. He wanted to be cold, so cold that every part of his body shivered. Freezing cold. Numb.
Danny had flown headfirst into a relationship with Kerry, lovely lovely Kerry. Then he quickly discovered Kerry was superb at creating an intricate windmill of lies. Each lie swirled and whirled, each spreading in the wind.
These were so preposterous, linked together with a weaver's skill. Each lie was more elaborate than previous ones. Only Kerry could make her deception an art form.
Yes, Danny wanted to shiver, freeze to escape Kerry's windmill.
WedWords were first created years ago by Delores. She did great battles with her computer and took time off. Other bloggers have taken up the baton.
I do hope that Delores realises that her meme lives on...
ReplyDeleteI hope she can see the results of her words.
Delete"Windmill of lies" -- great phrase!
ReplyDeleteIt seemed to fit.
DeleteI knew a Kerry once, she was married to my son.
ReplyDeleteGood read with a lot of truths built in!!!
Sherry & jack
Sad that your son had to deal with this Kerry. I hope life straightens up.
DeleteClever use of the words that kind of make you want to know the rest of the story.
ReplyDeleteWhat would other bloggers do with those words?
DeleteThe first thing I thought was that I would want to shed the cold of the lies and seek some warmth and comfort. I suppose everyone is different.
ReplyDelete"The cold of lies" is a super phrase.
Delete"Windmill of lies" is very vivid.... so was "cold of the lies"!
ReplyDeleteThanks! We had a windmill down in the acre close to the water. It was dilapidated, so we did not climb around on it.
ReplyDeleteUh oh. She sounds like trouble.
ReplyDeleteShe left a string of broken hearts in her path.
DeleteMay he warm up again later to someone who believes in truth.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to him.
DeleteLike jack69, my son is also partnered with a lying Kerry, thankfully not married, but the children have had to learn not to believe everything she says.
ReplyDeleteDoes every family have a Kerry?
DeleteI have a niece named Kerry and she's not like the Kerry in the story. :)
ReplyDeleteWE need more Kerry and Karen and Alex ...
DeleteLove the story. I've known Kerrys and men also full of lies. I could feel the cold in your words!
DeleteGreat to see your name. Too many Kerrys in the world.
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