Wish Granted!

“Shake it off, Nithya. It’s nothing. You are entertaining these irrational thoughts in that imaginative mind of yours and getting worried unnecessarily,” Ravi tried to make her understand how unreasonable she was being. But this was not just a thought she could shake off and get on with, as if it was all in her … More Wish Granted!

Bridge #FictionMonday

I tried to reset my mind in vain. Thoughts stormed off through my mind leaving behind all sorts of unpleasant feelings. “Deep breath in.” I instructed my chaotic mind. I am breathing barely enough to keep myself alive. Deep breaths feel like a luxury at this time. My mind snapped back at me. Feeling defeated … More Bridge #FictionMonday

The Other Woman

No matter how hard she tried, Suzy couldn’t look away. “She will see you staring at her!” Her mind warned her. With so much difficulty she walked away from the park letting the smiling face of the other woman torture her sanity. “What does Josh see in her? She is not even that beautiful!” Chided … More The Other Woman

Bleak #FictionMonday

I always look forward to the morning rays of sun. Every morning, the golden rays shine down on my living room couch shyly at first, and then slowly paint the whole room in their golden-orange shade. I am never tired of watching the friendship between my living room and the morning sun. But today is … More Bleak #FictionMonday

Muse #FictionMonday

We are in the phase of our relationship where we are drifting apart slowly. I don’t even catch her looking at me absentmindedly. She doesn’t care that I am here, waiting for her.  If she doesn’t want me, I don’t want her either. Mumbled my adamant mind. But, the truth is I need her more … More Muse #FictionMonday

Ink #FictionMonday

The blank page looked perfect in the absence of scribbles. No marks to tarnish its appearance. But the blanker the page was, the messier my mind felt. The blobs of ink that refused to make its mark on the paper, left scratches on my mind mercilessly. I sat in front of my writing journal drenched … More Ink #FictionMonday