My Friendship

The day induces  Watching your dreams With each passing twilight Savoring the loneliness With an imagery of You and I Dancing together  With ignited love In eyes  A soft melody on my lips to make You listen my heart beats...  Only for you! A smile cross my face  When I glance on your photo Hovering  on my room's wall Just being there staring at you I quench my heart  That you're with me You are mine Even after knowing You are not at all Written for A Week For Writing

When I look at the crossroads  Possibilities of even and odds contrive equally through  an intersecting end. I see a hope! A hope  that  there is way just beyond hesitation of taking risks in life and giving it a new dimension, could be wrong or right, whatever the  situation. Just act wise and be hopeful I am so happy to write poem and blog for a prompt after a quite long gap. Thank you so much  A Week for Writing  for inspiring me to write.

Today's APED prompt is "Second Chance". I have written "55 words fiction" based on one of my most memorable school days experiences.  "Anusha, your lunch box!" screamed mom. I looked at my wrist watch, it was 7:15 AM. I rode my bicycle as hard as I could. Panting and sweating.  Gaurd uncle who's fond of me, smiled and said "You're late. Relax until the prayer is over". I prayed for myself to be given a second chance.

The postman came with a letter. Ten years had been passed in a wait and when I gave up every hope, it came like a savior. I’d never expected that my only son, Rohan would change to become a stranger for his own dad who loved him more than himself. I ran towards the gate though my feet refused, almost wilted. As I opened to read it, a strange fear enveloped me. It wasn’t from Rohan but from my wife, Simran, whom I had murdered exactly ten years back from today. Her innocent wrinkled face appeared before me. I gasped. Word Count: 100 Written for A Prompt Each Day - Midweek wordle #8 and Ultimate Blog Challenge - Day #22

  Buy @ Amazon My Review:  ' '1st Job and 10 Mistakes'' by Uttam Kumar is a guide book for people who are to get their first job and tips on how to make a judicious use of first salary.  The author has discussed about ten very common mistakes that we usually commit in the beginning of professional life. Those are Loan for Loan;  here author has shared an example from his real life encounter with a friend, who took loan after loans to pay previous one and how he was held up with six loans from six different banks. I wanted to know what solution the author suggested him that helped him get out of the situation  in 24 months. First Get First Join,  talks on a very relevant ground. It's quite common to see people working in a field different from their qualification. The job offer might seem good but it proves to be a deal of loss in a long run. Stop Learning; with the first job in hand one becomes reluctant to learn new things. The author has sugges...

Motilal was a hawker at Kasturi railway station. He was a hard-working man. It was high time to get his eldest daughter, Anita married. Motilal had no savings so, he robbed. Guilt overtook him with fear. On the day of marriage, police arrested Motilal. He wanted to die there in shame, he yelled. His son-in-law held his hand and assured that he will marry Anita and get him bailed soon and that he still respected him. Motilal was touched, in tears. Dad, “Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.” said Raghav. Motilal blessed him. Word count: 100 Written for A Prompt Each Day - Quoted#7 and Ultimate Blog Challenge - Day #21

at the horizon  the sun shines bright to take leap to a full moon night Written for Carpe Diem and Ultimate Blog Challenge - Day #9