“So, do you remember that one summer”, I said inquisitively. “Which one ? I guess we have known each other long enough to have just one summer.” I smiled, thinking how he doesn’t even remember my adolescence persona and yet he fakes remembrances. I was left wondering, if he had seen the transition, he would [...]
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Summery Memories
Posted by ladywhispers on March 30, 2012
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The White Shadow
The white shadow lurking behind the spectrum of light gave a minuscule glimpse. Since time immemorial, we have played trivial games as I searched for its essence. Often, it deviated from its place to hide or to smile. I, like a little mermaid, tried clenching it in my fist, admonishing it for unleashing the child within. Also Prompted @ 3WW, Sunday Scribblings, Weekend Wordsmith, [...]
Posted by ladywhispers on March 10, 2012
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Winter Smiles
The first flecks of snow, or the first winds of freeze, the darkness abound and the hidden sun. That is what winters is to most. Some call it dark, some call it negative, some call it blue and some call it unfair. I had no real liking/ dislike for winters for they were mostly extreme [...]
Posted by ladywhispers on February 24, 2012
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Rare Love
”You look like a strict clown here, couldn’t you have smiled in your wedding pictures?” “On the stage, when I was shitting in my pants?” ” It was just your wedding, for Christ’s sake” “Yes yes, i was being sacrificed for life” “Very funny” “Not at all. We got married seriously. Shit” “ Now you [...]
Posted by ladywhispers on February 14, 2012
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