She wore bright, flowing clothes and wrought silver bangles; her hair was long and loosely held back by a silk scarf.
I entered her wagon fueled by curiosity only a 13 year old boy could feel. God, she was beautiful.
“Come in, young man. Let me hold your hand,â€
I shivered as she touched me, her bracelets cold against my skin.
“What is it you seek, sir?â€
“I, I,†my voice broke. “Dammit! Oh, sorry, Gypsy.â€
“No matter, little man. Soon all will mature. Try again?â€
“A, a kiss! That’s what I want.â€
“$20 sir.â€
Best money I ever spent!
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As VV winds down from a couple of very busy weeks, she has challenged us with the word WROUGHT. The above is my take on using the word. Where is yours?
Ha! I love it.
Totally love this!! I can just see that kid stumbling around when overwhelmed by the gypsy!
How funny! I can imagine how nervous he was.