for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt where the given word is Outcry.
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It was bound to cause an outcry, after all, the graveyard was centuries old and the idea of building houses on it divided the community.
A meeting was held and the proposal was put to the vote, whereupon it marginally won.
The door creaked open, and a column of ashen-faced individuals filed in.
‘We wish to vote’, hissed one.
A year on, the graveyard remains.
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Obviously!
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Indeed!
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👍🏼
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The spectre of raising the graveyard frightfully abandoned
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That certainly won’t be happening!
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Marvelous story! I love it Keith. I suppose the “residents” had their say.
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Defy their wishes at your peril! Thanks so much, Suzette.
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Exactly! My pleasure, Keith
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Chilling!
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About one mile down the road from me is a small area surrounded by a metal fence. ‘Supposedly’ there are a few graves there. No one knows for sure, but the property owner can’t build on it.
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How intriguing! Guess you’ll never really know what lies beneath the surface.
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Ghosts always get their way, have you ever noticed that? I’m not sure why.
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They do, and they bring the temperature down which is a pain in winter!
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What delightful bite-size fiction you have given us here, Keith 🙂 Cause every day’s a good day for a ghost story! 😀
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It is! Thanks so much, Sunra.
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Brilliant take Keith
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Thank you, Di.
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You dont want to mess with them
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That would be very unwise!
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Haha! Enjoyed where this prompt took you.
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I’m pleased, thank you!
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Nicely done, Keith. One only need see the American supernatural horror film (1982), Poltergeist, to know that this outcome is very much for the best.
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I remember it well Bill!
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