Some stories come gently, drifting in and settling on the page.
Others stories fight the telling. Tooth and claw, they snarl and bite.
I wrestled a wolverine into a cage and left it on your doorstep. I dare you to open it.
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Christine Hanolsy 
I do know the feeling of stories that fight hard not to be told. Loved the imagery here. 🙂
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Yep. Some stories really are like that, fighting every step of the way. I like the angle you took with this. Very cool.
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WOW, your imagery and metaphors are spot on, or as my 15 year old would say…this is “on point”. Lately I have had several stories that I have wrestled, which have snarled and bit, and I have been left mentally and physically exhausted and spent after writing. Somewhere I crossed a line and faced my own pack of wolverines lately with my writing…and I am just simply almost ferocious in my need to tame them. Loved this and really can relate to it! ♥
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AWWW, this just blew me away. I will gladly take your wolverine in, my dear 🙂
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Wolverines are my special love. I liked the challenge in this one!
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Awesome! I know some folks were nervous about it, but there are some really fabulous entries this week.
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I love the concept here, and that last line (or taunt, I suppose I should rightly call it 😉 is a great ending.
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Thanks, Shannon! I, um, wrestled with this one for a while.
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Really liked this, very creative
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Thanks, Joe!
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Love this!
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Thank you! 🙂
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