A Very Short Story: A Fictional Memoir
Can I call it Memoir?
Let's write a short story about a little girl surprising a woman with her words after hearing her pray
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No, Let's write about a woman explaining God to a little girl
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why can't I write with the first Idea I came up with?
No, Let's write something else,
After a big break
A 5-year-old girl was praying - Ugh! not again
A story based on real events
Title: Writer's Loop
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Originally Published in Medium.
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Omgggg, this happens to me all the time!