Blast Day 2. More prompts

Red Herrings, Filleted

All the trees (named flamboyante) are scarlet

and garlic

He discovered Gerdes's paper

Cherie Cherry, Miss Cheerful 1989

Mebs some bread and margarine sprinkle it with sugar

HOT TUB

Dark Blue Jeans, White T-Shirt

Ellen Pugh was without a name in Sion.

Because my mother hurt my father, I will abandon you.

A bird, a quiet song

A Dead Professor, probably male

I am in my workroom but there is no question of work.

An old man sits netting

A Drowning Horse

At noon, in the dead centre of a faith

Ferris Wheel

Amazing Grace

A good name in the cottonwoods

Five Days That Shook the World

A taxi-cabbie going to dinner

Are you still looting?

Above the shops the old facades whisper of ancient sex

Dogs under the desk It's how good you want to be All these years and I still don't understand A brief, fruitless search Fish and Stones Grenade Dirty little coaster April is the cruellest month Holibobs BC Prompts, Tuesday Death-Wish BEEF Daughter Doesn't Rhyme with Laughter God Found Living in East Grinstead Ark A starling frantic, from a blocked chimney CHINOOK Chuck another Prawn on the Barbie, Bruce And you, my father All the donuts have names that sound like prostitutes Droppings Americans, steam-rollers, giant : Bewildered, frightened, rather wobbly. A pretty good touch Every other Sunday they did dinner