“All coffee shops look the same.” “They leave different impressions on the mind, depending on what happened there.” “Yeah ….. some become markers in the book of life.” (140 characters) Twittering Tales by Kay Myrman
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Seasons
I dread counting how many seasonal changes I have lived through, and how many have brought remarkable changes in life. It is a routine that one performs -- revamping the wardrobe, cleaning the cooling or heating equipment needed and a shopping list for travel/seasonal requirements. The actual seasons that matter are seasons of the mind … Continue reading Seasons
Fear of the Beyond
Years melt into moments in my reverie taking a trip across the skies staging a performance unseen, unheard. A figure in a white coat stops by and proclaims Schizophrenia, inventing terms for his fear of the beyond. Weekly Writing Prompt #105 at Secretkeeper Image: beyond.com.au
Succeed I will …
The palmist did not take a glorious view of my knotty fingers and short nails. He said I was too analytical, too critical and it led to poor interpersonal relations. I carefully observed the shadow of my hand. The tentacles were good enough to wrap themselves around the throat of criminals. I had encountered so … Continue reading Succeed I will …
Anticipation
Late hours of working fly in anticipation of a holiday Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Prompy Poetry Challenge
Unconditional
Sheltering pure love priceless, unparalleled unconditionally. Weekly Haiku Prompt Challenge #5 by Elsie Hagley
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What would you do, if you knew that you could not fail?
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Dear friends/readers/colleagues/wellwishers
This is my first real attempt at a regular short story (upwards of 1800 words).
I most humbly request you to kindly read it and give your most valuable feedback so that it helps me go forth and write more such ‘longer’ short stories.
I eagerly await your positive comments.
Thanks,
Neel Anil Panicker
THE GAME CHANGER
By Neel Anil Panicker
It could have been ages but Nikhil had no inkling of time as his eyes lay transfixed onto the object in front of him.
Ensconced between a row of shelves, wedged between two thick books on the top shelf of the Non-Fiction section lay his object of attention: a brand new mobile phone.
Nikhil’s pulse rates skyrocketed, and he broke out in…
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Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 2
He’d long concluded that life was full of roadblocks. At least his was.
So often when he thought life was being kind to him, in front of him appeared a roadblock designed to make him rethink his whole attitude to life and himself.
Every roadblock challenged his perception of himself.
Had things worked out as he wanted then his life would have been far different. Life’s riches would have been his. Love, prosperity and status would have been his.
But his question was would he be the person he is now.
Roadblocks present us with problems to either give up on or grow from. The problem of overcoming them and moving on in pursuit of a goal fascinated him.
It would be easy to give up. Move on, nurture your disappointment and become a grumpy old man, cultivate the chip on your shoulder and isolate yourself more and more.
The…
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Beauty of the Point of No Return
I woke up with a heaviness in my head today. It was an uneasy night, with varied objects flying at and around me – DeBono’s colored hats, different kinds of grids, theories, beliefs, suspicions, half-conclusions – all mocking at my inability to accommodate them with due respect. The equipment that I own looks something … Continue reading Beauty of the Point of No Return
Expressions
contorted inspired movements possessed by needs to express the soul Dance individuality caged within techniques and rhythms controlled expressions in dance Training. perfection of movement and trained muscles is not dance, but Performance. Challenge available at Mick's Elfje Challenge #3 Dance
