Saturday Centus

This week we get a normal kind of prompt. Here’s my take:

I planted a little story seed, and it grew into a story tree. So then I picked the story fruit, peeled it, added sugar and cinnamon, and I baked it into a story pie. Then I ate a slice of the story pie with some story vanilla ice cream. And then…”

“What?”

“I think I pushed the metaphor too far.”

“That was a metaphor?”

“It started off as one, yeah.”

“A metaphor for what?”

“Would you believe I don’t remember?”

“Yeah, I got that.”

“You know what the moral here is?”

“Don’t drink decaf?”

“That’s right.”

 A bit on the silly side, I know, but I continue to be fascinated by the effects of caffeine on storytelling!

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11 Responses to Saturday Centus

  1. Bookie says:

    Might be a little silly but I love the idea of a story tree and a story fruit…will have to ponder those images a while.

  2. Christine says:

    What happened after eating the pie? Quick drink some caffeine and let us know…

  3. Susan Anderson says:

    I thought this was both clever and true. I've done this with metaphors before…and I've seen it done even more often than that.

    Nice job!

    =)

  4. Nonna says:

    Excellent !
    Perfectly logical and interesting metaphors to ponder and examine…caffeine or not !

    BTW, thanks for stopping by and reading my offering this week.

  5. Viki says:

    LOL, very clever take on this. Amazing, ha.

  6. anitamombanita says:

    you made me chuckle… and you call that a NORMAL prompt?….sheesh… 😉

  7. Judie says:

    This is quite an interesting take on the prompt! If I drink caffeine after 10 in the morning, my mind races all day long!

  8. Alison says:

    I love this take on the prompt. It was cute and it made me laugh. Besides, what is the point of coffee if it's decaf?

  9. 21 Wits says:

    Not silly at all…I so like the idea of a story pie too! This all just flows so nicely!

  10. Kim Lehnhoff says:

    This sounds exactly like a conversation at our house – metaphors are so hard for The Mister to understand.

  11. Jenny says:

    Holy criminy! I could totally relate to this…and it's pretty much how I write anyway…with or without caffeine!

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