02 Thursday Jul 2020
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
The blank page stared at him. It could very well be accepted as a sign to end his writing career before it even started.
He sighed.
A blank page is also a sign to write something, he decided.
That was the beginning of his writing career.
© Vinitha
This Five Sentence Fiction is written in response to the prompt ‘Sign‘ hosted at Reflections by yours truly. Do join in if you have a tale to tell. 🙂
01 Friday Nov 2019
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
20 years ago I wanted to have this feeling, so badly. But here I am today.
If he thought 20 years in prison would heal me, heal my baby, then he got it all wrong. My baby, she was only 5-years-old when this vulture ruthlessly ravaged my little girl’s innocence. A year she lived in nightmares that filled her day and night before it finally snatched her away from me forever.
Today my baby can rest in peace, finally – I realized a smile spreading across my face looking at the puddle of blood that gathered on the floor next to his motionless body.
Revenge served cold…
This flash fiction is written as part of the #WordsMatter blog hop, organized by Corinne, Shalini, and Parul where 28 of us are coming together to share our musings on the prompt ‘20 years ago I’. I received this tag from Shilpa at Fictionista and it’s my pleasure to pass on this tag to Esha at My Soul Talks.
Pic Courtesy: Pixabay
03 Tuesday Jan 2017
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
He kept kicking her. Yet she waited for his kicks gathering strength.
She struggled to get on. But her love for him kept growing.
And then, one day at the end of a painful scream, she held him in her arms as she met her precious little kicker for the first time.
I am starting off with a weekly series of Five Sentence Fiction every Tuesday here. The above story is written for the prompt LOVE. Feel free to join me with your Five Sentence Fiction using Love as prompt in the comments. I would love to read yours.
14 Friday Aug 2015
Posted in Five Sentence Fiction, Poem, Three Word Wednesday
The reflection looked me back,
With a different look from what I have seen!
The enigmatic feel stayed intact,
Yet, so different, I felt,
Like someone else took my place,
Wearing my face!
I swayed, to make my reflection move,
To change the way it appeared,
Beauty, oozing out of the mirror,
My reflection emanating a sophisticated quality,
Irritating me further,
For I never wanted to be a complex beauty,
Even so a gruesome one at that,
With lips coated with lipstick,
Eyes adoring mascara,
Face polished with make-up,
And a look so unworthy of my face!
The smoke thinned out,
As I stepped back.
There, the reflection I longed to see,
Me, just me, the plain me,
My smiling reflection,
And the stress, melted away!
Linking with Magpie Tales above Picture Prompt,
A Prompt Each Day prompt – Beauty,
Three Word Wednesday prompts – Enigmatic, Gruesome, Irritate,
26 Thursday Feb 2015
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
He arrives, enriching my mind, during the most unexpected moments. With his presence, I just forget myself and fall for him so shamelessly, so happily, over and over. Moments later I will be all alone and he, nowhere to be seen!
And I wait impatiently for his arrival once again, pledging myself not to do the mistake of letting him flee before I note down those thoughts. Until next time we meet, he will lay forgotten somewhere inside my head!
Five Sentence Fiction written for the prompt – Forgotten.
FSF
30 Friday Jan 2015
Posted in Five Sentence Fiction, Friday Fictioneers
PHOTO PROMPT – Copyright Ted Strutz
It was way past her bedtime but she wasn’t ready to sleep, instead she shook sleep off her sleepy eyes and continued to read.
She closed her eyes and thought about the dreams, she’s having. Eluding them isn’t easy, she knows. That’s why she is keeping herself awake to stay away from what appears to be flashbacks and bits and pieces from an old film, haunting her peaceful nights.
And as her eyes saw the spooky moments once again, she got on her feet deciding that she will share the dream with her shrink in the morning to tackle it for good.
Written based on the prompt – Bedtime for Five Sentence Fiction and the above photo prompt for Friday Fictioneers.
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17 Saturday Jan 2015
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
Pic via FSF
“Dear god, here is the 100th coin, as I promised. You do know how hard it was for me to get 100 coins! Of course, you know, that’s what my mom told, that God knows everything.”
“Now can you please give me my mom back? I need her more than I need you, pretty please,” tears rolled out of those little hopeful eyes.
Written based on the prompt – Offering for Five Sentence Fiction.
FSF
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08 Thursday Jan 2015
Posted in Fiction, Five Sentence Fiction
A fresh start, that’s what they agreed upon after she found out about his extra marital affair. Every time he cheats on her, he showers her with more love and that was her clue. Finally, she told him that she is not going to put up with his treacheries, and he agreed with her; he gave her his word that he will put an end to the philanderings and will stay true to her.
Pic via Google
And he is keeping his word; she knows that because there is no overflowing love, infact there is not even a drop of love which made her realize that by making him promise to stay true to her, she did wrong to both of them – an unhappy man and wife is all that remained as the by-product of that promise.
So she decided to set them both free, by letting him go and starting fresh, a much needed beginning for them!
Written based on the prompt – Fresh for Five Sentence Fiction.
FSF
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28 Friday Nov 2014
Posted in Five Sentence Fiction
Pic via Google
Sharon kept checking her watch. The needles moved at their own pace unaware of her irritation.
And then they got together at 12.
As she rose from her bed with the widest smile ever they sang outside her door,” Happy Birthday to you.” Her smile got broader as she received the birthday present, her first car, for her 16th birthday.
Written based on the prompt – Irritation for Five Sentence Fiction hosted by Lillie Mcferrin.
17 Monday Nov 2014
Posted in Five Sentence Fiction
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Having fought for nearly the whole of her married life to be treated like a human at least, running away from her abusive husband was not something she is proud of. But was the flight less than any fight she faced?
Picture via FSF
It took more than a year’s planning to execute it. She tread slowly to make the dream of breaking out of the chains a reality.
Now that she is out, her horizon is wide open; no need to live in fear anymore, the world is waiting for her to make it hers!
Written based on the prompt – Flight for Five Sentence Fiction hosted by Lillie Mcferrin.
FSF
Also linking to NaBloPoMo – November Day 14
