Amanda Munedzimwe

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Oct, 2019

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“When ignorance is bliss” by Amanda Munedzimwe

At times being ignorant is pure bliss. At times you feel blessed just for being ignorant. At times knowing the truth brings out nothing but chaos. I wondered how my life which had been so blissful and stable for the past thirty five years had suddenly become so chaotic, so disorderly. And stable was an understatement to describe my life. I was born and raised in a devoted Christian family. Love and order were the order of the day and I was blessed I never got to experience the chaos caused by death or divorce which I saw many of my peer...

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“When ignorance is bliss” by Amanda Munedzimwe

Submitted to Contest #94

At times being ignorant is pure bliss. At times you feel blessed just for being ignorant. At times knowing the truth brings out nothing but chaos. I wondered how my life which had been so blissful and stable for the past thirty five years had suddenly become so chaotic, so disorderly. And stable was an understatement to describe my life. I was born and raised in a devoted Christian family. Love and order were the order of the day and I was blessed I never got to experience the chaos caused by death or divorce which I saw many of my peer...

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“A visit to a distant planet” by Amanda Munedzimwe

Submitted to Contest #50

A VISIT TO A DISTANT PLANET Its name was Mars and it was big in size. It's colour was red. And red on earth was a danger sign. As we advanced, the planet seemed to get bigger in our sight. We landed with a bumb on the Martian soil. As we stepped out of our rocket, hot air stung our cheeks and we quickly put on our helmets. The scenery was unusually serene and quiet. The calmness was strangely disturbing. But it was not for long. Fixing our eyes on the horizon we saw a cloud of locusts the size of human babies flying in our direction. We q...

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“a story of forgiveness. ” by Amanda Munedzimwe

A story of forgiveness I was experiencing the epitome of bitterness that I believed I could never forgive. But they were my parents and they were at least entitled to forgiveness. My father married my mother when she she was 21. They met in college and he vowed to protect, love and cherish her. But two years down the line he was already unfaithful to his vows , cheating on her with the lady who gave birth to my older sister. My mother took all this in, cared for my sister as if she was her own. 6 years later she gave birth to me. My father...

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