The torrential pain swept across her body. She did not scream. There were no tears. A slight tremor. The ghost of a wince. She sipped her tea and contemplated her cards. Her cardmates gossiped on, unaware.
Later, back in her room, she takes three of the gray pills her nephew sends her from Mexico. She drowns them down with the vodka her neighbor with the limp leaves in her milk box every Sunday Morning. She leaves money for him but he never takes it.
Nobody else knows what has become of their former mayor. Praying for death. Weeping for relief.
The post 100 Words – Pain appeared first on Tom Flanders World.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Talk to me dude