Reena’s Exploration Challenge #79 – Stain

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Use one or more of the words given in the prompt, and weave into a composition of your choice.

There was no removing it. Like super glue it stuck to the fabric and no amount of washing, scrubbing or cursing made any difference.

The festival was soon to begin and the thought of entering the parade with a stain such as I had on my bodice was too much to contemplate.

In an air of positivity, a stain was not a good sign of compliance with the spirit of the festival.

The pigment within the stain was putting up a good fight against everything being thrown at it to remove it. So in exasperation, we decided to decorate it, try and make it blend with the fabric it had taken over.

A little colour here and a tinge of this there and before we knew it the stain had lost his malevolence and was as if one with the festive notion we all felt.

Now the bodice had within it a chroma that was instantly unique. Such was the impact of our efforts that the entire garment now exuded a hue of success.

As the day went by I was congratulated on my attire and asked on more than one occasion where I had secured my colourful top.

 

Written for: https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2019/03/21/reenas-exploration-challenge-79/

 

 

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17 Responses to Reena’s Exploration Challenge #79 – Stain

  1. Lyn says:

    It seems necessity is still the mother of invention. 😀

  2. Reena Saxena says:

    Good use of all the words 😀 Thanks!

  3. Reena Saxena says:

    Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
    Stain ………… by Michael

  4. msjadeli says:

    I really like your take on the prompt, Michael.

  5. Indira says:

    How beautifully you have woven all the words. Excellent take.

  6. Sadje says:

    Great story. Innovative thinking can help save the day.

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