Pick up line and hook
Depart for a one night stand
Predator and prey
See also Bed no Breakfast
*** Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2017 ***
Historical fiction mostly, but also some multi-genre stories & anecdotes
Historical fiction mostly, but also some multi-genre stories & anecdotes
Pick up line and hook
Depart for a one night stand
Predator and prey
See also Bed no Breakfast
*** Copyright @ Eric Alagan, 2017 ***
Preyer and preyee?
Hello Ankur,
Preyor and preyee
Prayor and prayee
Payor and payee
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Whichever way one flips and flaps, we bottom ones will always be the payees!
This is ever-so-slightly unsettling. I leave frowning, thinking you have summed up so well.
Hello Sarah,
And yet, I reckon, many in the game probably do not give the risks much thought. The allure of gratification is so intense, they go for broke.
Have a great weekend ahead,
Eric
You honour me, my dear friend, Paul – and humble me in a nice way.
Cheers!
Very clever, Sir,
I commend your fine reply;
Outstanding–‘all ways.’
Yeah, life and all it entails. But I do hope to have a post out, later on, today, about an experience I had yesterday. Quite thought-provoking, indeed.
Have a wonderful weekend, my dear friend across the miles!
warmest wishes,
Paul 🙂 🙂 🙂
I’m going to call it a night, my dear Paul,
And catch some beauty sleep – okay, at least some sleep 🙂
But I will certainly pop over in the morning to read your post.
All good dreams ahead for you and your lovely gal,
Eric 🙂 🙂 🙂
Why do you use “horror” and “vampires” as keywords? 🙂
Well, one never knows what one picks up 😉
I think I like Windy’s interpretation. Good one, Eric! Have a good weekend ahead!
Thank you, Lauren,
For your presence and comment. Yes, Windy summed it up pretty good 🙂
All good wishes,
Eric
“So, come here often?”
She turned, eyed him; a sad sack.
“Vanish, miscreant.”
My Dear Eric,
Thank you, once again, for providing your devoted fan base yet another glimpse into a thought-provoking haiku. Of course, I could not resist. 🙂
Wishing you well in all artistic endeavors, my friend!
Take care,
Paul 🙂 🙂
Love that, Paul, my dear friend,
You told a little story there – in haiku format too. Nice 🙂
I see you don’t upload posts often – must be that thing called life, taking up too much time.
Can’t do much with it
Can’t do without more of it
Life can be a b****
See what you made me do 🙂
Yeah, it’s always someone else’s fault 🙂
Have a great weekend ahead,
Eric
I am glad to be old enough to be neither predictor nor prey. I agree that the two are often indistinguishable. As usual you stimulate the brain cells however ancient. Jane
Hello Jane,
Having recently read your 3rd version of Liam’s story – don’t be so sure old age will save us any 🙂
Cheers!
Eric
I think Windy had it right. lol
Hello Ian,
Yes, she is in the groove.
Cheers!
Sometimes I want the predator to catch up with me. Will I relent.? I can,t say.
True, Shalilah,
Sometimes we all wish to walk on the wild side of life.
Peace,
Eric
I do not see it this way at all.
Hello Juliana,
All look in the same mirror but each sees something different.
Will be nice if you could share – what you see.
Cheers,
Eric
Predator is the prey and prey is also the predator. Both wants to hook and prepare to be hooked. The right setup creates the scene. Who needs breakfast when they have enjoyed late supper.
You’re right, Windy,
Some pick up, thinking they have scored but in reality, they have been lured.
Cheers!
Eric