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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
Ended October 22, 2024 • 32 Entries • Created by AJAY9979
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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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KarenKitchel in Flash Fiction

Someone Smiled

Someone smiled at me today.

For a very long moment, my broken heart was erased.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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kpsplaha in Flash Fiction

Not a selfie

So, I woke up this morning and, to my surprise, there was a photo of me asleep in a fetal position on my left side, taken a few hours after midnight. Now, what makes this weird and terrifying is that I live alone.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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Tamaracian in Flash Fiction

How Much Longer?

I was hoping my heartfelt apology, cooking your favorite dinner and letting you have ultimate control of the t.v. remote for the rest of the month would make amends. But upon opening the pantry and seeing you bought Unfrosted Strawberry Pop Tarts, it sent a clear, passive-aggressive message that you’re still mad at me.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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dctezcan in Flash Fiction

The end or the beginning

As the future folds in upon itself, I find myself drinking in the sky in all its glory - be it brilliant, clear blue; dotted with puffy, cotton clouds; steel gray or midnight black with pinpoints of light twinkling from a distant past.

I can't help but feel insignificant: a speck of meaningless, purposeless life in a vast universe that remains incomprehensible to my small mind, has no end in space or time, indeed, is infinite, sitting above me in shades of blues, grays and blacks that may only exist in my mind.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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Elikimber in Flash Fiction

Jump

“Come on, you have to jump now!” she yells as she pulls me hard towards the edge of the bridge.

As I teeter on the edge, looking down into the rushing water, I think, If only I could see her, maybe I could tell if she’s my guardian angel or just another demon living in my head.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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thWanderer in Flash Fiction

Lied

Someone at the store asked me what I was doing with my candle. I panicked and lied, I wish I hadn't.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
anav in Flash Fiction

is my plant plotting to kill me

I bought a plant to bring some life into my apartment, but now I’m convinced it’s plotting against me. Every time I water it, I swear I hear it whisper, “One day, you’ll forget and I’ll be in charge.”

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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beatricegomes in Flash Fiction

Missing Piece

As Detective Parker examined the crime scene, he noticed a single glove left behind, a careless mistake by the killer. But when he reached into his own pocket and felt just one glove, a chill ran through him—it was his.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
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0wl_stvro5 in Flash Fiction

used

When you said

“You won't get rid of me that easily,”

I thought it meant you wanted me around.

But I know that to you I am just a mirror,

I am nothing beyond my usefulness,

and there has never been an us.

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Two Sentence Challenge
Any subject, any style, as many commas as you want, just keep it at two (grammatically liberal) sentences.
bhagyas in Flash Fiction

Purpose

Finding life’s purpose is like sailing the ocean,

With no shore in sight, yet driven by devotion.

Though the destination remains far from view,

The journey unfolds, revealing meaning anew.

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