I tugged on his leash, pulling Harry closer. Life-like art enhanced the beauty of the park. A couple pushing a stroller, children playing ball, and a sweet older couple, walking hand-in-hand, all frozen in time. Each turn revealed another stunning piece.
A cold wind blew and dark clouds blocked the sun. An odd figure, different from the other statues of happy families stood off the main path. Harry whimpered as I ventured closer. The small placard failed to give the name of the author or donor. I read the three words aloud.
“Time to go.”
Harry barked, tugging on his leash I backed away.
I hope you enjoyed my contribution to Julia’s Place
100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups – Week#153
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I like the ‘nice’ next to the ominous and ‘Time to go.” ❤ ❤
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Hi, really enjoyed this – excellent use of the photo prompt!
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Thank you, glad you liked it. I must admit this was a hard one.
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Very eerie!
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