Graffiti – Friday Fictioneers

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It’s Friday Fictioneers time! The challenge is to write a 100-word story in response to a weekly photo prompt chosen by our host Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. Follow the link to her blog for more information. Thank you to all who take the time to read, like, or comment.

2017 07 28

PHOTO PROMPT © J Hardy Carroll

Graffiti

Emblazoned across the station’s once beige tiles, a colourful scene was now depicted: A man stood with his trousers around his ankles, arm outstretched to deposit a coin into the public payphone. The artist had positioned the subject in such a way that if someone wanted to make use of the wall’s electrical socket, they would be forced to plug directly into the man’s naked backside. The crowd of onlookers wasted no time in obliging.

“Bloody kids,” the security guard muttered to the grey haired woman beside him.

“Quite,” she replied, smiling.

Her bag jangled softly as she walked away.

3 responses to “Graffiti – Friday Fictioneers”

  1. Kelvin M. Knight's blog Avatar

    A sinister story, colourful told. I enjoyed reading this, Thom, thanks for posting.

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  2. Christine Goodnough Avatar

    What little old ladies don’t get up to when you’re not looking.😶

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  3. Sascha Darlington Avatar

    Funny. Good story, thanks for the chuckle!

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