Postcard Fiction: On the Other Side
All sleep ends up on the other side
There’s a turning point that takes everything everywhere
outside of time and space
poised on the edge of nowhere
Jane Dougherty’s Sunday Strange microfiction prompt, a painting by Hans Thoma.
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Even dinosaurs sleep and their dreams end up mixed with ours. Could be the answer to the enigma.
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The unreality of the colors and strange flatness of the perspective is what first struck me about the painting. Could definitely be the dinosaur’s dream.
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It’s like an old-fashioned illustration from a children’s picture book. What on earth the story was though…
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Fantastic interpretation of the prompt, love it!
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Thanks Marion!
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Agreed.
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Thanks!
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Wow! Blown away by your deep thoughts and art again.
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Thanks Jodi. The collage box of words is always thinking…
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Love this–more in-between spaces. I also like Jane’s thought of the dinosaur dreams mixed with ours.
The painting is so odd, and it’s off-putting to me. I find it kind of creepy.
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Thanks Merril. It’s definitely off-putting. Which is what made me see it as a dream landscape. The idea of mixing dreams is a good one, especially inter-species combinations!
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I’m going to have to ponder for a bit. 😉
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I just couldn’t let go of the dinosaur dreams. 🙂 https://merrildsmith.wordpress.com/2017/03/13/the-between-time/
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Oh, that’s excellent! And thanks for the mention.
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Thank you for the inspiration. 🙂
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