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A fiction for #FictionMonday based on the prompt – Window. … More Jailed #FictionMonday
A fiction for #FictionMonday based on the prompt – Window. … More Jailed #FictionMonday
Mom wasn’t always like this. She used to be the liveliest person in our house. She had answers for all the questions and solutions to all the problems. She made everything seem to be nice when nothing seemed to right. Her sense of humor was wonderful too. There never was a dull moment with her … More Fading – FlashFiction
“Wow, so many of them!” Neena has never felt such a rush of happiness before. “How nice of you!” She exclaimed. She leaned forward to pick up the red roses, but in vain. The dead can’t touch. Her husband should’ve brought the roses when she was alive. A little late to show love. This flash fiction … More Look, but don’t touch
I spent a considerable time looking at this picture. My mind refuses to cooperate. There is no shimmer of verses to peeping in. Looking at this picture I am baffled. I don’t see anything beyond the tall palm tree. I am sitting in front of my laptop failed as words and thoughts refuse to befriend … More An Unusual Conversation #WordlessWednesday 75
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 … More Revenge #WordsMatter #FlashFiction
She looked outside her window. The night looked pleasant and calm, unlike her mind, which was brewing a storm with every passing second. She wanted to be calm like that night – branches of trees gently swaying along with the breeze, flowers nodding along half-asleep, even the air smelled fresh and peaceful. If only she … More Broken Promises #WordsMatter
Sanya was bubbling with frustration as her sister brought home the latest iPhone on the first day it was available in the market. She could never understand Seema’s fascination for electronic gadgets just as much Seema failed to understand her sister’s craze for books. The twin sisters couldn’t be any more different. One loved books … More …Three’s a Crowd #Barathon
“Dannyyy, why did you push your friend down the stairs? Look how hurt he is?” Rita was annoyed at how the playdate has turned from fun to fight. “You told me to stand up for me when kids are not nice to me. Alex was making fun of my new haircut. I was only standing … More It’s never okay!
Amy looked at the photograph in her hand once again. Another Father’s day has come and gone, yet she couldn’t muster the courage to face her father. All that she had of her father was this photo – she as a little baby sleeping peacefully on her dad’s chest! He remained a mystery to her … More The Bitter Truth
She looked perfect, just like the first time he met her, in a green silk saree and a slim gold necklace, simple and beautiful as always. They had spent 36 years together and he couldn’t have imagined a better partner. Today she is leaving him. Well, her body is; her memories and the memories they built … More Goodbye #writebravely #Writetribeproblogger