He: Do you worry about tomorrow? She: Yes! He: Do you worry about today? She: I worried about today yesterday. He: How was today? She: So far good. He: Then why did you worry? She: Because… Written for NoMo at Yeah Write and NaBloPoMo at Blogher. Day -17
Dear Diary, Every emotion can be expressed as a poem or a story. Yet sometimes, I find myself at a loss of words. That is when I experience the pains that had made its mark on my heart in the past. That is when I understand what a broken heart means. That is when I … More Diary of a broken heart!
Dinner ready. Dishes done. Kitchen cleaned. She sighed as she looked out of the window. He did promise to be home before the dinner gets cold today. From the past experiences, she knew not to hold her breath when it came to her husband’s promises. But he insisted stubbornly in the morning not to make … More Hope!
And there he is at my door again. He is knocking with all his might. And I rush to usher him inside. As usual the chaos never subsides. My phone chimes, kid wails, husband talks, dishes waiting, and what not! There my favorite visitor is waiting and I can’t tend to him. My head is … More An Everyday Story!
“You know Dana, I can’t even try to solve your problem unless you tell me what’s bothering you.” Alan was pretty annoyed with Dana’s behaviour. She has been bugging him about a problem since two months now, without giving out the details of it. They have known each other for three years now and very … More The Problem! #NaBloPoMo #NaBloPoMo15
She wished silently, he answered violently. Six-word story written for NoMo at Yeah Write and NaBloPoMo at Blogher. Day -2
Riya ran down the stairs as the doorbell kept ringing. “Didn’t I tell that I will open the door” She barked at Mia, who was clearly happy to open the door on time. “Losers weepers” mocked Mia. The trick-or-treat voices were drowned in the sibling fight leaving the kids perplexed. 50 words drabble written for … More The Fight
She waited nervously at the bus station with her luggage. She kept glancing around for him and he was nowhere to be found. Where is he? What if he didn’t come? Questions zoomed in her already worried mind. They have planned a future together. Both of them wanted to escape from their routine life and … More The end and the beginning!
Hard work never acknowledged, heartbroken employee! Written for Six Word Story – Betrayal.
She heard the doorknob rattling. She peeped through the adjacent window and there wasn’t anyone. But the doorknob still rattled adding to her nervousness. It was just like the time she walked back home from work. She was sure that someone was following her, but no one to be seen. And this time, she … More The Paranoia?
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