Only person who could fill her days with laughter was gone
Nothing was ever going to bring that twinkle back into her eye
Every sunset she watched and prayed that maybe he would rise in the morning
One (an acrostic poem)
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Tribe (an acrostic poem)
They were always looking for a place to settle down in
Running was so tiring, and the souls of their shoes were getting holey
It would start with that awkward silence that announced the countdown to launch
But this time there was no moment of quiet in the cacophony of laughter
Everyone deserves to find where their weird is the normal, and that’s how they knew they found their people, their…
Blast (an acrostic poem)
Bombs went off in his head when Lindsey announced she was pregnant
Liam was blown away. “How could that have happened?”
And that caused Lindsey to explode into laughter.
“So now you want to know how babies are made? That’s a riot!”
The roar of blood rushing to his head was the last thing he heard before he passed out.
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Count (an acrostic poem)
Creepy dude in aisle four
Obviously is a few cards short of a full deck
Unless it is normal to keep inventorying the cat food cans
Now I think his outfit is dope,
The cape is fly, but the laughter after each number….
Joke (an acrostic poem)
Justifying your existence
Outside of you taking up space
Kills my inner child
Exhausting my laughter
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Helpless (an acrostic poem)
Hurrying down the dimly lit hallway, Chronus kept his mace handy.
Every step he took brought him closer to the dragon
Listening in between breathes, Chronus tried to locate the beast
Perspiration dripped into his eyes, stinging him and causing his vision to blur
Laughter boomed through the space causing Chronus to doubt why he came here
Especially since he didn’t stand a chance to win
Still he let loose a roar as he charged in the direction of the laughter
Sometimes you had to accept your fate
Money (an acrostic poem)
Moving with the beat and her eyes, John was in the zone
Over and over he swayed and spun
Never getting dizzy or tired, the music and her smile edging him on
Even when the song ended he continued because it made her happy
Yes he looked like a fool, but he was rich because of his daughter’s laughter
100 Word Story #6 Pillow Fight
“To the max, and beyond!” I know that’s not right, but the five year old I swing my pillow at doesn’t seem to notice. She attacks me with a two handed over the head pillow chop, threatening me to split me in two. And by splitting me in two I mean from deep revitalizing belly laughter. I collapse to the ground, taking her down with me, both of us gasping for air between the laughs and tears. This is just what we needed since her mother wasn’t coming home again. At least this was one battle we both could win.
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