13 Thursday Nov 2014
Posted in Fiction, From 15 to 50, Poem, Prompt
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It was destiny, I have been told,
When I was left to wrestle with the jaws of death.
Destiny took the glory once again,
When I fought my way out.
No, I am not hiding behind my destiny.
I am writing my own destiny
Because it can be rewritten!
Linking this 49 words fiction to the Fiction Challenge ‘From 15 to 50′
’Also linking to NaBloPoMo – November Day 10.
30 Thursday Oct 2014
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fiction, flash fiction, friday fictioneers, life, NaBloPoMo, Photo Prompt, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
Image source PHOTO PROMPT-Copyright-Melanie Greenwood
“Life isn’t fair, sweetheart. If it was, then I would have been married to the football captain of the school, not to the science club head!”
“If she married him then you would be talking to your dad in prison now, honey, and I don’t think he is in a position to buy an iPhone.”
“And dear, don’t tell me that you prefer the timed visits than sitting here relaxing,” James said turning to his wife.
Lori smiles as their lips meet.
Christie scoffs at the conversation realizing her iPhone dream is not going to come true anytime soon.
Linking this 99 words fictions based on the above photo prompt to Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle.
Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 30, NaBloPoMo October – Day 30 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 30 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 30.
30 Thursday Oct 2014
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creative writing, fiction, Five Sentence Fiction, flash fiction, marriage, NaBloPoMo, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
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She was thrilled as he got on one knee, gently taking her hand and let the words out, “Will you marry me?”
Though they never told each other how they felt, both of them knew that they loved each other. After all, there is something mysterious about those untold words, as they tried to speak their heart through gestures; love is undying when words are carried through gestures!
As she was about to say “yes,” he stood up and asked “How was it, Amy? You think she will say yes?”
Heartbroken, she said “yes, who wouldn’t? ” then he took the ring and put it on Amy’s finger, taking her by surprise and said to a teary-eyed Amy as they embraced each other, “That’s what I was hoping you would say, my dear.”
Written based on the prompt – Marriage for Five Sentence Fiction hosted by Lillie Mcferrin.
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Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 28, NaBloPoMo October – Day 28 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 28 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 28.
30 Thursday Oct 2014
Posted in NaBloPoMo, Poem, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, Ultra Blog Challenge, Write Tribe
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creative writing, Diwali, NaBloPoMo, poem, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
“Lights in Diwali,” they said it was, brightening the earth.
Is that how we appear to the people from below?
Wondered all of us, alike, never seeing us from distance.
Lights in Diwali accompanies with puffs of smoke, why so?
There is no smoke around us other than puffy clouds.
And those thundering noises from down there, how it happens?
Because dear, it isn’t perfect what they are doing there.
Our lights are natural, but they are producing it artificially.
The smoke and sound are byproducts of their ignorant doings.
Stars are wonders of night, never could replicate it elsewhere!
Written for 10/10 Tuesday based on the prompt ‘Lights in Diwali’ hosted by Cynthia and Deepika.
Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 27, NaBloPoMo October – Day 27 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 27 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 27.
20 Monday Oct 2014
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Autumn, fall, fiction, Five Sentence Fiction, flash fiction, NaBloPoMo, poem, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
 Pic via Five Sentence Fiction |
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Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 19, NaBloPoMo October – Day 19 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 19 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 19.
17 Friday Oct 2014
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She looked at the art, puzzled. It didn’t make any sense to her. The stones, tiles, clock with numbers shattered, bottles – she thought it was garbage piled on a corner.
 PHOTO PROMPT – Copyright – Douglas M. MacIlroy |
But it is displayed as art in the gallery. People are looking at this one in particular very curiously, very impressively.
Only she couldn’t understand why!
Probably it is like her marriage – messy inside-out but for the outsiders it gave a curious element, with the way they managed to come off like one happy couple.
Yes, that’s it, garbage piled on a corner, impressing the viewers!
96 words fiction written for Friday Fictioneers based on the above photo prompt hosted by Rochelle.
Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 17, NaBloPoMo October – Day 17 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 17 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 17.
16 Thursday Oct 2014
Posted in Fiction, NaBloPoMo, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, Ultra Blog Challenge, Write Tribe
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fiction, flash fiction, NaBloPoMo, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
It is been some time since she started walking now. Her mind raced to keep up with her tireless feet.
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Finally, she took her stand and responded to the abuses. It was time, she defended herself and stopped justifying him. He said sorry, it was alcohol, hurting was not intentional. But never he took steps to control his addiction, never!
Now she left him, away from his life, his house.
15 Wednesday Oct 2014
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beach, fiction, flash fiction, happiness, NaBloPoMo, Photo Prompt, poem, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
 Pic via The Moving Quill |
12 Sunday Oct 2014
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fiction, Five Sentence Fiction, flash fiction, NaBloPoMo, Prompt, Ultimate Blog Challenge, UltraBlog Challenge, Write Tribe
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She looked at the horizon, sun painting the wide sky with his palette one last time, dipping clouds in shades of red. How does he do that, she wondered! Spreading such warmth throughout the day, filling light and life on the earth, come evening he puts on his artist coat and paints the beautiful blue sky in hues of orange and red, crafting the marvelous golden horizon.
Her heart pumped to amaze the world one last time, just like the sun, before she succumbed her life to cancer. And she captured the beautiful stripes one last time on the canvas, filling the white paper with colors the glorious sun adored, leaving him astonished at her work.
Written based on the prompt – Horizon for Five Sentence Fiction hosted by Lillie Mcferrin.
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Also linking this to Write Tribe Pro Blogger – Day 12, NaBloPoMo October – Day 12 at Blogher, Ultimate Blog Challenge – Day 12 and Ultra Blog Challenge – Day 12.
11 Saturday Oct 2014
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He put on the costume, transforming into someone else to please the crowd. The real him, pulling the wagon hard, to make the two ends meet, remained hidden under the guise very well that his miseries were invisible to the common eyes. Is he loosing a bit of himself in all the cheers, he wondered!
55 words fiction written based on the above picture prompt 55 on Fridays hosted by Write Tribe.
