“What’s your angle?” Bill asked.
“I don’t have an angle.” Joe said. “I’m an ordained minister and the leader of my own church.”
“Yeah, ordained via some bogus website,” Bill said.
“It’s not bogus. My ministry is totally legit,” Joe insisted.
“Look at you, Joe, acting so pious, as if we should all be grateful to be in the presence of a man of the cloth. It’s all a deception, a tax dodge,” Bill said.
“Who are you to judge me?” Joe angrily asked. “God alone will judge me.”
“And the judge at your fraud trial.”
(Exactly 95 words)
Written for Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt, where we are challenged to write a poem or piece of prose using the word “judge” in exactly 95 words. Also for these daily prompts: Ragtag Daily Prompt (angle), The Daily Spur (leader), Word of the Day Challenge (pious), Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (grateful), and Weekly Prompts (deception).
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Written for Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt, where we are challenged to write a poem or piece of prose using the word “
“You enthrall me,” she said, even though she knew all about his reputation as a philanderer. To her he was a man of mystery, and it was just that air of his that she found irresistibly intriguing. She also found him to be a little dangerous, which she thought was thrilling…to her dying breath.
Written for Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt, where we are challenged to write a poem or piece of prose using the word “
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Written for Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt, where we are challenged to write a poem or piece of prose using the word “