By Kim Kjagain Moes
“You agreed to make me a singer for my soul when I was thirteen.”
“And have you not been winning awards, touring the world?”
“This morning I woke up and can no longer sing.”
“You fame-seekers are so easy. Did you read the fine print in our contract?”
“What?”
“The default clause if your soul goes black.”
“My soul isn’t black.”
“You treat your friends and family like they are beneath you. Your kids won’t even talk to you.”
“They don’t understand. My fans need me. How does that nullify our contract?”
“Because now I can get your soul for free.”
The piece has action, background, development and climax—well done, Kim.
Excellent, pure and simple
Good dialogue.
Good story.
Great moral lesson.
My, Kim. That was excellent. You got the whole message across. Being kind to one another does not hurt anyone. And it helps the person giving and receiving.
Blessed be momma Josie…
Great words my friend…
Well written… describes perfectly how people can change due to fame…
It’s always the fine print that gets you!
Good story, well written.
Efficient and punchy