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Beach robbery

by terence-james-potter

The sun shone over the sandy shore lapped by the waves that travelled from far out to sea peace was all around and sleep was but a breath away as the sun caressed his tired body The seagulls cry pierced the air then the cry of a child brought adults to heal the carnage on the Prominade was not for the faint hearted chips and sausages were being fought over by pecking birds the children stood as the parents swung their feet   as the last chip flew over head the sausages were well gone late commers swooped down to survey the scene paper blew in the wind followed by an empty carton of chips a loan dog walker collected the debris to the nearest bin the children still sobbing walked back to the chip shop and sat out of view with their new dinner The chippy smiled as he opened the till and cursed the gulls with a grin The sunbather listened as the peace gathered and breathed gently as he drifted to a snooze a Splat awoke him he became a victim of the digested stolen chips apart from the cursing of the sunbather and the tutting of his neighbours all you could hear was the lapping of the waves
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Oct 7, 2024
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