Eliza Murdock has lived in Skagit County, Washington all her life. She feels a deep connection to the nature of the Pacific Northwest, the diverse landscapes, the climate, and the unique people. She currently lives at the foot of the Cascade Mountains on a small farm.
She has been writing since before she can remember, having always used stories and poems as a way to both express herself and explore her interactions with the world around her.
While she enjoys many creative hobbies, - gardening, art, painting, embroidery, sewing, spinning yarn, to name just a few - writing is her true passion. With it, she seeks to touch others, to reach out through all this life has to offer, good and bad, and connect to another soul.
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Creative Metaphor 
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With these six words you have created a very powerful and lonely, yet not entirely sad story, Eliza. I like it very much! Thank you for participating.
Thank you! Yes, part of it was meant to be sad, obviously – tears, rejection, etc – but part of it was meant to convey hope, Pluto still dances, even if it *is* alone!
I’m so glad you liked it, thank you for offering the prompt 🙂
Interesting! So much said in so little words.
Thank you 🙂
Pluto dancing alone just opens up imagination of all the sad and humbling things that a person needs to overcome. Few words with a big impact!
Thank you, I really appreciate your comment. 🙂
Very lovely story, even if I am in the “Pluto’s not a planet” camp. No Holst, no planethood! Sorry, Pluto! 🙂
I’ve got half a mind not to approve your comment for that!
oh wait..
bugger.