A fantastical story about a picture of a hummingbird

I have a BA and MA in English Literature, including creative writing classes, and have written microfiction (500 words and less) in the past, including in a workshop setting with published writer Richard Gwyn.

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Hello, I'd love to write your story, but I'm not able to open the file with the picture. I need to see what kind of drawing or painting it is, in order to build the story. Can you send it again please? Thank you!

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I can provide you with stories within "stories"...i do have a story that hum through the reader's mind like the humming bird in the picture...it will unleash the dusty hidden thoughts from the minds of each and every reader..each reader will get attached to the humming bird like its feathers ....im the ne who can provide them wings..believe me...

Wow! What a beautiful picture and a wonderful idea...! I'm a writer, specialising in creative writing and poetry. My work has twice been performed on stage in Bristol UK, 2013-14. I'm currently working on a collection of legends from around the world, re-told in rhyme for children... Please contact me if you wish to see an example of my work. The magic and enchantment of Old World beliefs are of particular inspiration to me... so I would most likely be working with this element, combined with the excitement of the Age of Discovery. Delivery in 5 days is to ensure proper research and refinement for a truly special story. Please feel free to contact me to negotiate an alternative time, if required. Naturally, I will want a copy and details of the finished project to add to my professional portfolio. This sounds like an exciting opportunity and I'd really enjoy the challenge... So I hope to hear from you soon!

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I thought your idea for this project was pretty sweet, so I spent the better half of a day writing a story. I can't paste it all within this document, but here is the beginning. It's a bit of a love story. Hope you enjoy. Iridescent Dreams "It was in 1825 when I first heard of her. Her name, as exotic and enchanting as her form, was just a siren’s song, carried across the cold Atlantic sea by weary sun-struck sailors. They whispered half-mad of her iridescent hues, her ability to hover, fly backwards and even upside-down. “She’s akin to a tiny, flyin’ nectar-gathering rainbow”, they said, and I believed them. With intent to capture her beauty by setting pen to parchment, I found passage on an exploratory voyage to South America. And so I left London town, braving the tumult of rough seas and the even rougher men who sail them. Many were the terrors that we faced upon our journey. Scurvy, pirates, and storms ripped both life and limb from our ranks. However, after months of open ocean, lice-ridden and half-starved, we eventually reached our destination. Although the men rejoiced in the bounty of the land and people of Brazil, my hunger could not be satiated by the comforts they found there. The song of the hummingbird continued to haunt my dreams. I could not rest until I found her. Warm sultry air caressed my skin as I climbed into the thick green tangle of forest arching upwards beyond the village. . . " -An exert from the Diary of Sir Oliver Hopwood, 1833.

The hummingbird ended in this place due to it's habit - showing off it's skill of flying reverse. It is in a dilemma about how it will return to it's home, meanwhile it wanna explore the new areas it has ended up in... forward-reverse-forward...

I will write a story about the hummingbird looking for its lost mate after a thunderstorm separated them. The picture will be of him finally seeing her.