
Don't worry about me. I'm quite happy here. No, really.
Here's my second Twitter Tale.
Jad drank peppermint tea, laughing. The next day, he left a paper heart behind. The heart now hangs framed in silver above a Victorian bed.
Brisbane-based music critic Everett True, founder of www.collapseboard.com

(From Twitter)
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Nobody's reading these. Don't blame you. They're crap. Twitter tales (2). http://bit.ly/3NZEUM
@angusbatey
"Crap" is overly harsh. I preferred the first one. Stronger plot, more logical structure. Second one was v Anita Brookner.
@everetttrue
ouch! the first was better. more natural. maybe everyone's only got one good Twitter tale in them, and mine's gone.
@angusbatey
No, I expect it's a form you can continue to refine. Like a haiku. You'll view 140 less as restrictive than enhancing elegance.
@angusbatey
You seem to have succumbed to temptation to abstraction in No 2. Didn't work for me, maybe preferable to others.
@angusbatey
I expect there are multitudes of ways you could take this. I look forward to more! (But have to get back to Dan Brown now.)
@everetttrue
it's the Internet. I'll rework it tomorrow. I veered to the abstract to hide the fact it was a true story