PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
A handful of notable entries, chosen entirely at random, to last week’s photo prompt for Friday Fictioneers:
- Tannille offers a dystopian explanation for those hovering halos
- C.E. Ayr writes a poem, a rarity in this contest, and includes an audio that must be checked out
- This image was a prime candidate for sci-fi, and Iain Kelly does it with some humor
- It’s also easy to find a religious message in the photo, and both nonnaci and T. Delaplain explore the darker side of this theme
- It’s difficult to include a surprise ending in a 100-word tale, but Draliman does the job
- Dale provides an interesting metaphysical twist
The Diligent Dilettante 
Thank you for the kind, if entirely random, mention.
I am unsure as to why you describe my story as a poem, it is not written as such.
I merely structure my prose slightly differently.
Best regards
I found your entry prosaic, and therefore considered it poetry
That was an interesting way to go about the prompt!
I’m always amazed how a simple 100 word prompt can encourage so many diverse and totally different responses. My response to the image was gratitude. I recently was thinking of buying a torch with a special inbuilt chip that ensured circles above the head just like the ones illustrated. Perhaps now I will buy it for my grandson. Amazing!.