A Cloak of Ignorance
by John Yeo
The day was beautiful, sunshine in mid-Spring, with life in abundance.
We met to discus the future of books and the threat of the electronice devices that would inevitably make the printed word redundant.
Suddenly a voice from the audience boomed. “If you trust the bulk of your words to machines, to the flick of a switch, then the words are vulnerable to energy supplies.”
Magically a cloak of darkness descended on the gathering and the countryside around.
Day was turned into night.
Unexpected, unheralded , a total eclipse of the sun.
A sign of the return of the dark ages?
Written by John Yeo in response to a prompt by Verbal Verbosity
http://www.velvetverbosity.com/blog/2014/10/6/100-words-398-dorrie-and-the-blue-witch
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As an advocate of the physical book, I like. 😉
Thank-you 🙂