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PHOTO PROMPT -© Madison Woods
Non- Fiction
Word count-102
Arundhati, my niece, was a full moon, radiant, lively, and energetic, making everyone smile.
‘Repeat what I say’ she ordered, ‘Happy Birthday to you.’
I repeated.
‘Next time I’m not going to remind you.’
‘I’ll remember’ I promised.
Then dark clouds covered the moon.
By the time it was detected, not much time was left.
She didn’t give in easily and fought till the end.
She never complained of the after-effects of the painful treatment.
She left without giving me the chance to fulfill my promise.
Her smiling face peeps through the dark clouds.
‘Cheater’, I whisper, ‘but I love you.’
Speechless once again..palpable emotions here..
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Bittersweet and beautiful. Great story.
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Thanks dear.
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Very sad Indira, beautifully done.
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Thanks Sandra.
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Dear Indira,
A sad story and a beautifully told tribute.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle. Shalom.
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Beautiful
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No words not already said. But truly Indira, such a lovely tribute!
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I like the way this all hangs together.
Arundhati had me thinking of Ms. Roy – one of my favourite authors.
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Thanks Mick. Ms Roy wrote ‘ God of small things.’ I liked that.
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 6:47 AM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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I think it’s her only novel and I think it’s my favourite novel of all time.
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She has written many books you can find here- https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/arundhati-roy.
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 10:55 PM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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I know she has written many books but only one novel?
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