This post is for Sonya’s Three Line Tale Challenge, that asks us to write three lines in response to the photo prompt.
Photo prompt – © Ben Noble
She wandered in a dream-like haze, unaware of time’s passage. The sights and scents of paper and ink filled her senses. Occasionally a text would beckon and she’d digest every word before moving on. If this was eternity, she was happy to remain.
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Great lines, Louise! I’d be happy to remain, too. Welcome to TLT (this is your first time, right?) – glad you’ve joined the fun 🙂
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Thanks, Sonya. I’m glad you liked it. 🙂 It is my first time joining in – I couldn’t resist that picture!
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There are probably enough books in there to last eternity, so bring it on 🙂
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It would be a very pleasant way to spend eternity. 🙂
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This is great!
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Thanks, PJ. 🙂
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If there’s pizza delivery, I’d stay there 😉 Seems like a great place to spend eternity in!
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I’d have to have a good Chinese Take-Out that delivers as well! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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Wait! Isn’t that four lines?
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It depends what you read it on. On my laptop it was not quite three lines long but on my kindle it’s four!
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Oops, it was my bad. I equated lines with sentences.
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I think people are interpreting it many different ways. I read one yesterday that was three sentences long but about ten lines!
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Such a great tale! I’d be absolutely content to putter around those shelves for eternity as well. 😊
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Thanks. I’m glad you like it. 🙂 It seems to be every bookworm’s ideal heaven!
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Beautiful! When I was a child, I imagined being locked in the Detroit Public Library’s Main Branch for a lifetime.
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I used to have a recurring dream about being trapped inside a library – it was a very pleasant dream! I’m glad you enjoyed the read. 🙂
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I would be happy there too!
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It looks like a great place to spend forever in! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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I like your take on this! Very nice Louise!
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Thank you. 🙂
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Hours and hours of pleasure! A great way to spend a lifetime.😍
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Any place filled with books draws me in and can hold my attention indefinitely! Thanks for visiting, Jessie. 🙂
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This is absolutely brilliant
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