Jim Sponseller

The Pink Monstrosity, A Sunday Photo Fiction

“What is that pink monstrosity you have back there?”, asked Fred. “Truth is, no one knows. We’ve had the biologists from down at the university over. They think it may be some new species. It showed up one morning, cooing at my fishing boat moored at the dock and hasn’t left since.”, replied Bill. “Huh,”Continue reading “The Pink Monstrosity, A Sunday Photo Fiction”

Butterfly Frustrations, A Flitting Poem

Butterfly so filled with hunger, Flits from bloom to bloom… Wary of each move I make, My camera needs more zoom… I try to capture better poses, Yet my fortunes fade… With wistful glances I give in, And instead write this tirade. I tried to capture several photographs of butterflies the other day with nothingContinue reading “Butterfly Frustrations, A Flitting Poem”

Like Lava In The Sky, A Fiery Poem

The sky is filled with molten gold, A scene that never quite seems old… With touches of red like some cooling flows, Of white hot lava, a wondrous pose… Oh how I adore such beautiful views, When skies hold more than the normal blues. This is another beautiful sunset photographed by my wife. She hasContinue reading “Like Lava In The Sky, A Fiery Poem”

Little Deuce Coupe, A Foto Flash Fiction

Johnny had been sitting at the old mining pits for 20 minutes now in his decked out 4×4 Jeep. The Craiglist Ad had read: Off Road Challenge Fri, 9/27 – 9PM @ the Pits Bring Your Best! So here he was waiting, 9:05 showing on the clock. He was hoping whoever posted that would haveContinue reading “Little Deuce Coupe, A Foto Flash Fiction”