This was the stall that sold the largest number of caps. A munchkin behind the counter was the center of attraction. He donned a different cap every day, and spun a story around it. He would then enact the character that he was playing, and keep onlookers entertained. He had a decent amount to take … Continue reading Renting Joy
phases of nature celebration of extremes weak minds enthralled Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
cheer abounds magic of festivity medium of joy Christmas brings us together from personal isolation Wishing you a Merry Christmas, Elsie! May you have a great time with your loved ones! Weekly Tanka Prompt Challenge - Week 76
Nancy was tiring of her unending sessions with psychologists. One of them had even fallen in love with her. But the problem remained unresolved. This counsellor was rather crude, and did not inspire confidence. However, it was her last attempt at regaining normalcy. It began with a regular meditation exercise. Then, the voice boomed, “Imagine … Continue reading Manage the Size
I find the invitation card with a picture of five glasses interesting. Christmas is five days away. The traditional red and green are all there. A pair of scissors catches my attention, and it all falls in place. “Ah! It is a celebration of fifty episodes.” “Fifty episodes of what?” “Kelly has been serving freshness … Continue reading Merry Christmas
“These are the two forces that make the world what it is.” “I just see a lamp there,” I say in exasperation. “I see darkness and light in combat, but both retaining their identity. They owe their existence to each other, and hence, do not destroy the other completely.” (267 characters) Twittering Tales #63
unpalatable secrets of the dark night cloaked by heavy dew Colleen's #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge #163
backlinks in life drive abnormality lessons learnt and taught divided mind sets on brink of insanity Weekly Writing Prompt #120
A quick burnout and slow death, define spans of modern life. Ronovan Writes Poetry Prompt Challenge #180
