Big Game: An American Sentence

Written for Debbie’s One Word Sunday;
today’s word is ‘afloat’.

chasing the leather sphere ….
a streak of bright pink hangs in the air afloat

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Nancy’s Notes: An American Sentence is a single-line poetic form invented by Allen Ginsberg in the mid-1980s as a Western adaptation of the traditional 17-syllable Japanese haiku. Because of the way my site is set up, I was unable to print this sentence in a single line.

This is “Little Pink Mack” by Kay Adams

Afloat

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