The old man said his pockets were heavy with ghosts.
“How do you deal with them?” Coyote asked. The old man scratched his nose, his neck, pulled his earlobe.
“Once a year, I head out to the falls and empty them into the rushing water.”
Coyote furrowed his brow. Frowned a little, wasn’t sure he understood. “I’m not sure I understand?”
“I pull out my pockets. Shake them out over the rushing waters. Say something like a little prayer, but one without words. Watch them drift away, and down.”
“And that works?”
“For a little while,” the old man said.
Prompt courtesy of Sue Vincent’s #writephoto.
I love this one, Craig. I have a bit of a fondness for Coyote too.
Thanks Sue, he’s one of my favourites as well. Lovely photo this week.
Thanks, Craig… I hope to visit this spot again in the near future… all being well.
Thank you for the lovely moment with your words 😊
Thanks for taking the time to swing by.
You’re welcome Craig.
Thanks for sharing such a beautiful penned tale.
Thanks, that’s awfully nice.
My pleasure. Best Regards.
I do enjoyed this💜
Thanks for reading!
A pleasure 💜
Oh, nice! I like this.
Thanks!
You’re welcome!
Been away from the site for a couple of years, but back and delighted to be reading your stuff again Craig :)
Thanks and welcome back, Ben.