A hunt has been launched for the unknown signature on the wall. The painter living in the slums is amused, as he could not spell his name right. He is blissfully unaware of the fact that fame awaits him, for his considerable talent as a realistic wall artist. Three Line Tales #Week 108
The wall art on the street was a tourist attraction. The blue bicycle parked opposite the wall remained largely ignored, despite the eye-catching color. It was perhaps parked at a wrong spot, and managed to escape penalty. A writer kept visiting the spot daily for two weeks, and noticed that the bicycle had not moved. … Continue reading Unsung
doors left ajar allow entry but lack of warmth makes me regret optimism retraced steps heavy and beaten count the miles but cannot obliterate animosity SoCS
flat surfaces invite to borrow warmth and enjoy horizontal bliss limbs are heavy, but dark challenges do not let me stop destinations beckon Saturday Mix at MLMM The Challenge Same Same But Different Your ‘Same Same But Different’ task is to take the five challenge words and NOT use them in your writing. … Continue reading Challenged
born and raised but alone in a mindset I kept looking outside to talk, to share, to opine I never ever felt at home. college was fun with kids around indulging in frivolity. Realization… of a higher mental age struck… I never ever felt at home. work excited me as a platform to … Continue reading Homeless
a part of the whole seasons separated but strung in threads of time Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
In the initial stages of my banking career, I was taught how to tally signatures on a cheque, when in doubt. The cheque is to be held upside down. The strokes and slants show better in the reverse position, and can be compared with the original specimen signature. The technique stuck on in the subconscious. … Continue reading Upside Down
rising from cold inhospitable terrains Bodacious spring adds color to all grey moods tells us what blossoming means Tuesday Chatter Weekly 8
stirring minds stun, mute plain imagination move in quantum leaps Colleen's Weekly Poetry Challenge #72
Get Well Soon messages indicate you are unwell. But Hope well? “Jim, better check the map again. I have a hunch we are heading for trouble.” (139 characters) Twittering Tales #72
