Six Word Story – Prejudice

Posted on 18/09/2015 by Louise Bunting

This post is for the Six Word Story challenge, run by Ben at A Hopelessly Wandering Mind. This week’s theme is Prejudice.

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Empty seats bring sadness: invitation refused.

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Category: Six Word Story, Writing ChallengeTags: creative writing, fiction, flash fiction, homosexuality, micro fiction, micro poetry, prejudice, six word story challenge

10 Comments on “Six Word Story – Prejudice”

Francesca Smith
18/09/2015

My goodness. In so few words you have captured such a thing.

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- afairymind
  19/09/2015
  
  Thanks, Francesca. It’s a subject I have strong feelings on. I’m glad you liked it. 🙂
  
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any1mark66
18/09/2015

Very poignant. People should be themselves

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- afairymind
  19/09/2015
  
  They should! Unfortunately there is still far too much prejudice in the world. Thank you for visiting. 🙂
  
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treerabold
18/09/2015

Powerful

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- afairymind
  19/09/2015
  
  Thank you. 🙂
  
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Deborah Drucker
20/09/2015

Very nice. Wonderful how you covered so much in so few words. 🙂

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- afairymind
  21/09/2015
  
  Thank you, Deborah. I’m glad you liked it. 🙂
  
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hema121187
21/09/2015

Late this time.. Here’s mine.. http://jumbledhead.blogspot.com/2015/09/height-of-ignorance.html

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nowathome
23/09/2015

powerful!

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