The Good Son
by Kathleen Kimball-Baker
If walls could talk, Gibbs would certainly be sacked.
Not that he failed to execute his tasks with utmost discretion.
And he always tended to ailing Lord Mortimer’s needs with tact and haste.
But on certain evenings, when everyone had retired,
Gibbs polished knives, forks, and spoons --
silverware he traded to pay his mother’s debts.
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5 comments:
Good one!!!!
My 55 is posted here [as always, scroll down below my Friday's show n tell.] And, have a great weekend!!
Wow! A real story in a flash 55. I just loved it
My 55 is posted
HERE.
He was only paying her debt , and I am sure that the Lord could afford many more !
Kathleen...
What a marvelously written 55.
You should be a professional writer or an editor, or something!
*wink*
Keep up the good work, and have a Wonderful Week-End...G
What a story this brought to mind. I've just been reading this blog, going backwards, as you might say, and I'm so impressed with all your little tales, each a nugget of gold waiting for the reader.
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