T 6165

The trees closed in and the trail disappeared in the undergrowth and she said, I’m not hungry anymore, but for him it was never about hunger.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6164

He stood up and felt his body creak. Feeling old? she asked. Just the fax ma’am, he said. She stared at him blankly. His body creaked louder.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6163

He shows her the photograph. She touches his arm. That’s such a great photo, she says warmly. He smiles. It doesn’t look like you, she adds.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6162

He started a new job. Someone came in and ordered a foot-long. The giggles came to him slowly, but soon overwhelmed him, until he was fired.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged , | Leave a comment

T 6161

His mother takes down the photo album and asks him to sit next to her, and she opens it and he recalls the days before she became nostalgic.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6160

They are lost. She holds him tighter. The trees grow ominous. He trips and falls into shadow. I still don’t believe in dragons, she whispers.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6159

My glasses broke so I fixed them with tape. You’ve become one of those people, my wife said. And later that night we made love in a new way.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged , | Leave a comment

T 6158

They were seated. He rubbed his hands and said, I’m so hungry. The waiter came by and sneered at them. And said, We don’t serve actual food.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged , | Leave a comment

T 6157

The empty road lay before us like an awful movie. She took off her shoes and put her feet on the dash. Remember when this was sexy? she said.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6156

The game was close. Beer me! I yelled. Why do you take my love for granted? she asked. I should have turned the TV off then. I know that now.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment