
I've been working on two stories this weekend, my vampire story and my convict gardener story. Since one of the supporting characters has been on my mind a lot, here is an American sentence from his point of view.
Mr. Bent is a settler on Van Diemen's Land in the mid-1840's. When he hears that Robbie once worked as a gardener at an English country house, he takes Robbie off the road party to work as a convict laborer on his farm.
I always cast my characters, and Bent is based on English actor Ray Winstone.
Neck cloth soaks with sweat, but hides the scar from the iron one I once wore.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Poetry Train Monday - 143 - American sentence 4
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 8:22 AM
Labels: American sentence, Convict gardener story, Mr. Bent, Poetry Train
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