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Submitted to Contest #96
Mails from home, deep inside my heart, where only strangers ever came; Montessori, 2005. (The one where it began.)There were major earthquakes from time to time in your heart this week. Most of them in the noon and some in the mornings. Since the first earthquake, a strange town came into being. Vaguely enough, the cranky, rosy-cheeked guy seems to be the reason every single time. There were earthquakes when he snatched the plow from your hand while playing in the garden, when he laughed his heart out on the swi...
Submitted to Contest #69
Piercing the mid-winter’s raging storm, A lorry danced through the bumpy outskirts of tiny town. In the trunk of that lorry laid a girl clad in utter calm, yet in her deep emerald eyes, swirls from an undying tornado showed. The blood in her veins gushed through every bit of her being like high tides hitting a rock end. Every now and then she would crane her neck out and check how far away the green light was. It wasn’t new to me; distant looks, longing eyes, expectations and anticipations, I had seen these all-round the globe. Before I...
Submitted to Contest #68
I sat down before the shore smoking my remaining cigarette, while in my lap laid my beautiful girlfriend running her finger over my jawline. I had seen a tinge of pink and a hint of red make its way into the sky pushing the blue of the night out of sight. But my girlfriend there was so absorbed by my features that she forgot to capture the changes of the morning sky. Soon my cigarette came to an end and so did her stun. Having seen the golden yolk out in its full glory, she sprinted to her knees and lunged for her cam. Oh! how adorable it wa...
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