Micro Monday Week 12: Death
Read now! Before you meet your end!
Welcome to Micro Monday, week 12! This week we’re featuring prose from Brittany Thomas and Kathryn Silver-Hajo, and poetry from Stefanie Kirby. We’re really getting into it on this dreadful Monday as we muse and philosophize about death, from this side, from the hereafter, and holding our breath from just beneath the surface. There’s hopelessness, there’s earnestness, but there’s also levity. As in life, so in death, I suppose. Or at least, I hope.
An interesting coincidence I noticed about these three pieces is they all feature circular metallic objects—two a coin, one a ring—and water. I’ll let you contemplate those links on your own, dear readers, for my comments must remain, as always, micro.
Read now! Before you meet your end!
-Vic
Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and (Twitter) for video readings of these micros coming later this week. Here’s Brittany Thomas’ reading of “Grave Goods” to get you started:
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Ohhhh! Brittany- so moving. Hung on to every word!
Love the way you read this. The cadence and emphasis. 👍🏽