The Diver
May 3rd, 2022 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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The diver stood before us holding a thimble too small to fit on the pinkie of either hand. The thimble was filled with water, much less than what could swish around a small mouth after brushing.
“I will dive into this,” he announced, to our astonishment. He then climbed a ladder that went up into the clouds.
He was so tiny we could not see him. If we had looked away at any point, we would have never believed him to even be there.
Seconds later, the water in the thimble moved.
We looked down to see him inside, smiling.
From Guest Contributor Ran Walker
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