False hope tricked her. Disappointment followed. This post was written in response to my own Saturday Six Word Story Prompt (6WSP) #91: Trick. Click on the link to read entries from my fellow bloggers. There are cases when we let ourselves get carried away with too much of false hopes. When reality comes knocking, things … Continue reading six word story #119
Best friend: A connection that survives. This post was initially written in response to my own Saturday Six Word Story Prompt (6WSP) #34: Friend. I'm re-posting this one in response to the Saturday Six Word Story Prompt (6WSP) #88: Survival. Click on the link to read entries from my fellow bloggers.
I'm re-posting this one from my archives in response to Eugi's Weekly Prompt, Sept 2, 2021. The prompt word is "Journey" and the challenge is to come with a post using the prompt word. Here's my tiny tale about a journey https://thesoulsearchersite.wordpress.com/2017/04/12/atozchallenge-journey-tiny-tale-17/
Pandemic changed us We toe the line warily, trying to be safe This post was written in response to the Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge 373. The words for this week are line and toe. The challenge is to write a Haiku using the two words. Click on the link to know more … Continue reading Change – A Haiku
News (noun) The one broadcast that I started to religiously avoid since the advent of the pandemic because all they want to talk about are the never-ending cases, casualties and other tragic things in general. This post was written in response to today's One-Liner Wednesday challenge from Linda G. Hill. The challenge, as the name … Continue reading One-liner Wednesdays #55
Some of you might have noticed that the 6WSP roundup post for the previous post has still not been published. And it's Tuesday already. I'm sorry about the delay! I had planned to do it over the weekend but I kept procrastinating because I was a bit tired after all the cooking, and cleaning (and … Continue reading Life update #5
Lost (adjective) When you go to extreme extents to keep something safe and secure that you end up forgetting where you have kept it! This post was written in response to today's One-Liner Wednesday challenge from Linda G. Hill. The challenge, as the name implies is to come up with a one-liner. Please click on … Continue reading One-liner Wednesdays #54
Secrets, revealed Trust, broken Betrayal hurts. Betrayals always hurt. The closer the bond you share with the betrayer, the deeper the cut. Betrayals are almost always unexpected. The ones we suffer at the hands of our loved ones hurt the most. This post was written in response to Tuesday Writing Prompt Challenge: Tuesday, August 10, … Continue reading six word story #115
He wished for a girl. She wished for a boy. The ultrasound results revealed that both their wishes were granted. (20 words) I almost ended up writing another take about the pandemic but this story seemed much better and sweeter in comparison.This post was written in response to the Twenty-Word Tuesday: Week 38 prompt. Thank you, … Continue reading Wish – a tiny tale
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