All I can see is the faint glow of a pulsating green light. Voices are getting louder.
The cave is damp and smells of sulphur. The purple rock glistens from the flashes of lightning and the rolling thunder echoes deep into an underground chasm.
It’s just a matter of time.
Gordon Miller is a writer living in Oakville ON. He enjoys getting ideas by writing 50 word stories. Getting them published is a bonus.
A cacophony echoed through the canyon walls. The posse was fleeing east.
We buried our partner where he fell, reloaded the rifles and opened the satchel. We bedded down under the stars.
Two rich men fried beans and drank coffee, then saddled their horses and cantered off into the sunset.
Gordon Miller is a visual artist and writer living in Oakville ON. He has published two books, Gold and Salvation and Kokum’s Gift, and numerous short stories and poetry.
We neared the scorching surface. A thin barrier of air kept the spaceship from burning.
We opened the door and released the trussed and blindfolded King. He disappeared in a cloud of ash and cinder.
The despot met his death. The world will be a better place.
We said so.
Gordon Miller is a visual artist and writer living in Oakville, Ontario. He has published Kokum’s Gift, a unique publication of Cree and Ojibway culture, spirituality, and tradition which combines art, poetry and a photograph collection. His second book, Gold and Salvation, was published in September 2015. His next book, The Adventures of a Boy Named Wish, is a creative non-fiction account of a boy living a carefree and idyllic life in Northern Ontario. His short stories, award winning poetry and artwork have been published in various magazines and electronic journals. Gordon has been a recipient of two Ontario Art Council publishing grants.