B M

Author on Reedsy Prompts since May, 2020

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“Eleanor Rigby” by B M

Submitted to Contest #43

     Transferring to a new college was scary. The first day of my World Literature course I couldn't help but to notice this girl sitting in the very back. She had long dark hair, pale skin, and bright blue eyes. I envied her beauty immediately. The next day, I head to Art History and there she was again. She was always wearing something dope and she always had a pair of vans on. For some reason, I was so fascinated with her. Back to World Lit, we seemed to be the only two that actually read the material and particip...

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“360” by B M

Submitted to Contest #42

  I sling my half-asleep body out of bed and shuffle to the kitchen for morning coffee. A little 5 cup pot, stained with the remains from old brews. I grab one of the mugs I gifted to mema, it was a sea foam green with "WORLD'S GREATEST GRANDMOTHER" written on it, she uses it religiously but every now and then I snag it. I proceed to fill it up. I leave a little room for my hazelnut creamer. I enjoy my coffee strong. A heaping spoonful for every cup. My grandma refuses to drink my it, or if she must, she waters it down. I rub my eyes a...

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“SIBLINGS” by B M

Submitted to Contest #42

      She was extremely unreliable to the point where it was expected. He knew that her "on the way" realistically meant waiting another hour or two. Or she was just a complete no-show. There was never any good reason on her part. She would try and excuse her actions with statements as frivolous as, “I lost track of time!". Like this would justify. She never thought twice about the importance of his time or time at all, nor did she even realize the effect she had on him. But the pattern continued, there she came, str...

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“Mona Lisa” by B M

Submitted to Contest #41

It was sophomore year of college and I had just surrendered my puppy Mary Jane to the humane society because at the time, I just couldn't take care of her. If you've ever had a puppy, you know they're just like a baby. She was a handful and I soon realized I had bitten off more than I could chew. I figured that someone out there could dedicate more time to her and give her the life she deserved. I do miss her dearly and think about her almost every day and I pray that she went to a loving family. I severely regretted having to give her up an...

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Author bio

writer. 23. all non-fiction. critiques are more than welcome! :) feel free to follow me through my journey of writing as i grow. I plan on being here for a while, so kick up your feet, put a freezer pizza in the oven, and take a gander