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This microfiction story is for the prompt "she wasn't a winner". When I think of those words, I'm reminds me of individuals who are automatically ruled out of any competition due to certain restraints. It also reminds me of playing a game called "bingo". I can honestly say I never held a winning bingo card. I relate this to my ZAPFIC50 story that's told in exactly 50 words. The challenge was created by @felt.buzz.
I based my 50-word story on @mariannewest's Freewrite prompt: Day 1848: 5 Minute Freewrite: Sunday - Prompt: she wasn't a winner. If you'd like to join in from the daily prompts, visit @mariannewest's Profile and view each day's freewrite prompt.
Below is my story.
Legs were short; body was plump; and, hands didn't extend enough to help during harvest.
Villagers constantly taunted she wasn't a winner; don't enter the maiden's festival.
Now sixteen, Tatia devised a plan.
The race began. Suddenly, maidens fell all around her.
Tatia strode toward her choice for future husband.
The screenshot at WORDCOUNTER.net evidences my use of exactly 50 words to create my ZapFic50.
Thanks,
@justclickindiva
Happy rest of the week everyone with whatever your endeavors.
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