Some eyes tell no lies

ArcadiaTempest
Author: ArcadiaTempest
Word Count: 355
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Some eyes tell no lies

TTST59 – Twisted Tales for the prompt “Eyes”

Some eyes tell no lies belongs to the following groups:

All Out Emotion, All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, Core [C.O.R.E], Masterpieces: Literary Workshop, Melbourne & Victoria, Midnight Ramblers, Short stories - Spherical Scriptings, Twisted Tales and WMG

He didn’t have a blemish on his body. No indication of how life had sought to find the full texture of the death blanket.
A smile fragmented the coldness of his body lying amongst the rattle of papers strewn across his chest. He was a smiling corpse who had eaten the soul diseases of the world in his music and now full, he was in eternal digestion.

The white gloves took apart the scene hoping to find a clue to his demise. Forensic eyes studied intently every nuance, wandering into all corners of possibilities to awaken the cause of why a young composer in the prime of his life was now stilled with all his breath forever quiet.

His music was new, but old magic that touched so many….too many. The talk amongst the investigation was it was a crazed devotee who had to take out the maestro as there could be only one, a John Lennon copy cat killing.
There were some fans of his music that battled to place themselves as the primary muse and now on the eve of his retirement it may have been the impetus for some to loosen their restraints on reality.

An autopsy was the primary tool now to excavate the truth of why a body without blemish now slept in the dead wood. Into the mazes of arteries and complex organs the forensic medico’s sliced and sucked up remnant juices of a passionate fueled life.

Then there it was a glimpse of why, seemingly impossible in the realms of science. The eyes of the microscope magnified without denial the illogical was real. “He indeed did eat and breathe his music” someone said matter of fact.
No-one could explain how he had lived at all with such a malfunction in the primary organ of life.

To find one’s passion in life no matter when is of merit, for our music master had always lived with the final note of his last curtain call. In his heart was a small bone in the shape of a clef lodged under his aortic valve.



© K S Hardy 2009

  • cosimopiro

    cosimopiro

    Brilliant dear conductress of the symphony. Once again you have waved your baton to guide the orchestra to its grand crescendo! LOVED IT! Such a great read. I so do love a great mystery. xo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Oh me too….and a musical one at that…thanks for your comments Cos…you are making me smile me thinks..X

  • Matt Penfold

    Matt Penfold

    Lovely story and a great twist Karen I like the way you built this up to look like a well concealed murder :-)

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hi Matt, thanks for stopping by for a read and your thoughts on a long overdue twister from me… cheers :)

  • raymondoantonio

    raymondoantonio

    BELLISSIMO ARCADIA!! A WONDERFUL, IMAGINATIVE PIECE!! X

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Raymondo…many thanks my fellow ink master… :)) X

  • Lisa  Jewell

    Lisa Jewell

    A mesmerising tale, built to a crescendo I have to wonder is in all those who are this passionate.
    What letter would they find inside of you and me?

    Sensational writing My Darling xoxo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Ohhh I am just between you and me ( and now everyone else that reads this ! ) really so very pleased this actually came together ….I have not written a twister for so long and was not even sure if this had a twist in the end….So your support here I am so very grateful for….MWah darling..XXX
    Oh and what letter may be inside the likes of us….OH at least a few delicious words for sure….not just any old letters me thinks ;0) XXX

  • BikerAngie

    BikerAngie

    wonderfully told

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hi…many thanks for your kind comment :)

  • Matthew Dalton

    Matthew Dalton

    Very macabre Arcadia. I really enjoyed the feeling of this story and the way you brought it to a close. Music is in the heart in deed!

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Thank you ….I did rewrite the ending so your comment I welcome…one never knows if it is going to work..cheers >)

  • H M Bascom

    H M Bascom

    Ha! Excellent read with a twist. :-)

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Music indigestion was the other title I had in mind….but sounded too corny.. thanks for stopping by for a read, appreciate your comments :) X

  • Teacup

    Teacup

    Another twist in the tail of this twisted tale… such a build up and image of a life and death with passion… excellent. x

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    And not one bit of his music manuscript did he put salt and pepper on and nibble… :)) XX

  • Sally Omar

    Sally Omar

    Awesome tale…LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! xoxoxoxo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Sally Darl ….hi ya. Thanks so Much XX

  • msdebbie

    msdebbie

    KarenSue – another fucking brilliant masterpiece from you. I adore the ending so much – you twist my mind into the best of places gorgeous woman xoxo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hi You…...still catching my breath from your recent post….you are sure lashing out luscious sensual words of late….glad you liked this return for me to the twisted stories..XXX

  • Normaje

    Normaje

    It is so good and u wish u could read more, and more, love this…..Cheers

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Norma Hi …..thank you ….you compliment this story with wanting more….really appreciate you saying this….I have the biggest grin :>D X

  • Kristin  Reynolds

    Kristin Reynolds

    He was a smiling corpse who had eaten the soul diseases of the world in his music and now full, he was in eternal digestion.
    wow, great line.
    this is such a cool story, KS.
    I would ask the same as lisa…wonder what they’d find in us?
    xo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Ohhh we would have many stories…. especially you me thinks…XX Thanks for getting in the musical groove with this twister story :))

  • Jeannette Sheehy

    Jeannette Sheehy

    Fantastic twisted tale..weird..orchestral..building to the final crescendo – awesome!

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Me write something weird….really??? Well just a smidge off the wall perhaps…thanks for dropping in…nice to be twisting again..XX

  • KMorral

    KMorral

    Lovely twist- love the intesity pouring into the details and the scientific direct allusions!

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    KM….oh should I cover my eyes…Oh it’s ok your wearing your hat ;>) ...thanks for your comment I reckon you summed up this write rather nicely me thinks XX

  • Cassidy JK (Ra Or Emraeh)

    Cassidy JK (Ra...

    In a word…awesome.

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Thanks.. MWah XX

  • Charma Chircop

    Charma Chircop

    Excellent—Charma

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Charma….thank you for your comment. Cheers :)

  • JaneSolomon

    JaneSolomon

    great read KS….wonderful. xx

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hello our beautiful poetess … XX Thanks a bunch…honey :))

  • linaji

    linaji

    HOW…. you mix the macabre with the soothing voice of God I will never know.. but it is so dang cool

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    OOOAhhh the soothing voice of God….you are blessed my child ;O) ....and that is sure a given about you me thinks..your great ! thanks darling XXX

  • Trenchtownrock

    Trenchtownrock

    Very cool writing my friend. You certainly know how to convey your thoughts.

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hi…thanks Chris….I have not always been so with thoughts….so nice to hear that :) X

  • skinnyman

    skinnyman

    I really liked your tale K. :)

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Sir Peter :))) Howdee My lordee glad you did like this tale x

  • erich biemer

    erich biemer

    great read…..

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    glad X

  • marieangel

    marieangel

    Love the strength of this write throughout to hold the readers attention x held mine !!

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hi Angel…thanks..good to know it kept you as a reader involved…cheers to u X

  • Solar Zorra

    Solar Zorra

    Such a poetic ending for an artist, beautifully done. :) Solar

  • ArcadiaTempest replied

    Hellooooooo darlink XX Thanks :))

  • Normaje

    Normaje

    I meant what I said, write more so I can read, love your style….Cheers

  • lawrie .

    lawrie .

    Ok i have thought long and hard…...It was the blue lady in the study with a candle stick !!!!!!! Yes ! Lawrie does it again, move over miss marple….......My mate had a cleft pallete or was it piles? i forget, loved the read, i was thinking he died of a broken heart so the twist is well good, see i refrained from using the ’ bum note’ gag xoxo

  • ArcadiaTempest replied 29 days ago

    You do refrain well me thinks :)) You are doing extremely well Mr Welshman sometimes also known as Lawrie… keep up the good sleuthing …but ummm don’t give up the day job just yet ;O) ... xx

  • Alison Pearce

    Alison Pearce 25 days ago

    Wonderful!!!

  • ArcadiaTempest replied 25 days ago

    Hi and thanks for the read.. ;)

  • Zolton

    Zolton 25 days ago

    I love your verbiage. Well done, me lady. : )

  • ArcadiaTempest replied 25 days ago

    Love that word – verbiage….cool comment, many thanks

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