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| Words: 299 “Why are you following me?” Puppy stopped. He had been following Kitten because he was fascinated by her orange-and-brown striped tail. Mesmerised, he wasn't even aware that he had begun walking when she had. He didn't even know where they were now. His whole focus had been that tail -- not the route they were going. Where was this? It looked, sounded, smelled and felt strange and unfamiliar. “Why are you following me?” Puppy simply stared back. "DOGS! They get up to stuff and then give you melting brown eyes. It won't work on me. I'm not a gullible human being. If you're stalking me, my Mom'll claw you!" "Stalking you?" came a soft voice. To Pup's horror, Momma Cat came around a corner, and he recognised her. She was the most feared cat in the alley. Nobody, not even Gerald German Shep, dared cross her. If he, Pup, had to get into trouble, why had he picked her kitten to follow? Anyone else would've been fine ... "Stalking my daughter?" Her eyes flashed as she hissed the question out. "Just - her -" "Her what?" "I - her tail is so cute!" Pup blurted. "I was staring at it and I didn't even know -" Momma Cat's eyes softened. A small smile came to her lips. Then, she sat down and positively purred with laughter. "You like her tail! I've been telling that Tom Cat of a husband of mine that her tail is her best feature, but will he listen? THIS proves it. Even a canine - a silly young frightened fellow - thinks so. Just for that you can be friends with my daughter and have the run of this alley!" The moral of the story is that women of any species will do anything when their husbands are proved wrong.   |
Apple on the head Isaac Newton said "What goes up must come down - village, beach, city or town." Does this apply to objects only? Or feelings, too - happy, sad, lonely? Does the law of perpetual motion Also rule human emotion? 40 WORDS |
| I tell you, all I wanted was a bit of peace. Is that too much to ask for, after a hard fortnight in the office, pitching for a new client? We were up against some of the country's top advertising agencies, and our creative director kept our noses to the grindstone ... day and night. I haven't changed my clothes for ... but you really don't want to know. Anyway, the pitch is done and they're going to reveal who gets selected after everyone has presented. At this point, I really don't care. I'm physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually exhausted. So to come home to crying twins, a sulky cat, an absent husband and a complaining mother-in-law was too much to take. "I'm meditating, do not disturb," I said, and locked myself in my room. Somehow I managed not to hear the hammering on the door. But there was to be no peace anyway. Having shut out the outside, my insides began. You can't eat pizza, burger and fries for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day for a fortnight and expect your tummy to leave you in peace ... Sigh. There is no peace for the weary. 194 WORDS |
Suspense. Attack. Defense. Running, marking time Blocking Dodging Aiming true GOAL! Spectators on their feet Stadium erupting with sound Scoreboard ticking ... Thirty seconds of action Backed by years of hard Unrelenting dedication to the sport. 35 WORDS |
| With so many fans present, the Harry Potter meet today could only be described as fantastic! We discussed 'Severus Snape' via quotes and role play. Each of us gained some insights from the other. There's so much to learn. 40 WORDS |
| Consider the cylinder I can't. My mind does meander To the learning of geometry Which always left me petri ... (fied). So shall not render! (Is this the silliest rhyme ever, or what?) 32 words including note. |
New crayons are not broken New dreams haven't yet woken. New shoes shine, (but 'ouch'!) New friends are sublime. (I'll vouch) But, truth be told There's nothing quite like old. 30 WORDS |
| 40 WORDS In English, 'you' are 'you' - whether younger, older, peer In English, 'you' are 'you', whether far or near and dear. In Hindi, you are different If your age is more or less In Hindi, you are different Depending on closeness. |
| Responding to: "Subjects for the 05/01/2023-05/31/2023" All Words: 35 I wish society wouldn't make crying gender-specific. It's human to cry. Not 'girlie'. I wish men weren't shamed for shedding tears. And women weren't rewarded for the same. Cry. Offer comfort. To another human being. |
Eight years old Facing the crowd Reading aloud her poem without a stutter. "I was lonely in a new city, I had no one to hug." She missed her friends and then she embraced her shadow. Hello, friend. Goodbye, loneliness. All Words: 40 |
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