Tag Archives: Allyson Salmon

ALLYSON SALMON: Money to Burn

Adventure, Odd, Submissions, ,

Mandy watched the fire take the building and her company’s financial records.

My secrets die here.

“…Or there’s hell to pay?”

She turned round to see her accountant, red faced and furious.

“You cannot break our deal. Follow me. Now.”

She followed, stepping in each of his cloven hoof prints.

Allyson Salmon is married with one grown-up daughter. She has previously had one 50-word story published on FiftyWordStories.com. She has also had three poems printed by United Press and one in The People’s Friend magazine.

ALLYSON SALMON: Safe Haven

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Sarah meanders, swearing, in and out of the traffic.

The cars stop and the first driver steps into the pouring rain, her makeup running with her own tears as she struggles to cover up Sarah’s nakedness with a coat.

There is a dim light of recognition in her mother’s eyes.

Allyson Salmon has had three poems printed by United Press including one in their National Poetry Antology 2015. She is married with one grown up daughter.