Rest in Pieces

MFtS

Image Courtesy of Barbara W. Beacham
Image Courtesy of Barbara W. Beacham


 

After losing her head, she realized that the rest of her body was falling apart.

When your head is gone, your eyesight goes too. It’s difficult to look for things when you are suddenly plunged into an inky black darkness and have no eyes.

She wondered how she would ever find her head.

Think.

She thought she should check under the sofa in the parlor. Maybe it was there. Perhaps Buster had taken it.

But she stumbled when she stood to begin her search. It was her left foot – gone too.

What’s happening?

Her right arm dropped as she groped towards the house. The left one hung up in the sleeve of her pajamas for a while. It finally slipped out though, gone too.

Shit!

When the authorities came, that’s how they found her. No arms, one foot, no head, sprawled in pieces on the concrete garden wall. Searchers later found her lost head in the linen closet. She should have looked there first.


 

21 thoughts on “Rest in Pieces

  1. That is where I would have looked first! 😀 Excellent TNK! Thanks for writing again for the MFtS challenge and I hope to see you back next week. Be well… ^..^

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    1. When I was a lad I could always tell when my grandmother was visiting – I would find the peanut butter in the freezer. Thanks for stopping by and enjoying my story.

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  2. How inconvenient. It seems that the old saying about losing your head if it wasn’t fastened on held true for her. Falling to pieces was literal in her case. Funny stuff and well done, T.N. 😀 — Suzanne

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