Masochism 3"I don't want to eat. Fuck the food. You are not my parents." Saloni slapped on the dining table that shook the old people, and her little brother sucked the air open-mouthed and kept gaping at her as if he had seen someone's shadow outside his window at night from inside his bedroom."Had you been my parents then you'd have wanted my happiness." And she walked away towards the room and the slamming of the door shook the people once again."Oh yes, we had got you at the temple's door. We never nourished you up, never gave you your HAPPINESS." said the old man after two minutes, "leave her alone" he added after half a minute."I fear if she
Throbs of The HeartIn the middle of the night, deep in her cozy sleep, Geeta’s aural parts happened to perceive a shrill. It sounded as if someone was playing a damaged tape on a damaged recorder in the flat. She overlooked the sound initially as the line between her sleep and consciousness was blurry, and she was not out of her dream yet. But as the sound went shriller, Geeta opened her eyes widely and ruminated warily to it. It sounded as if someone was screeching chalk against a blackboard. She tried to disregard it, and put her earplugs on, it wouldn’t work. As it started winding her up, Geeta squeezed her ears in disgust and felt like yelling a
The Invisible Man It was a Christmas night. I was at my friend’s party, it was a beautiful night. People were chattering and nattering, some singing songs, some roaming around with jingle bells on their heads. The sky was starry and the moon was smiling like a child on its mother’s lap. Everything was festive and the world seemed to be carousing in the merriment of Christmas. While I was having my second glass of wine in that chilly-warm ambience, someone patted me from behind. “Hey, Saugat, man! How’re you?” he said jovially. He was Sohail ─ one of my collage friends ─ with whom I had not met since years.
Masochism 2 He came out. It was a cloudy eve, birds were flying back to their nests, a strong wind was blowing barbarously, and the black serpents had engulfed the sky which after a while would start leaking. It was now thundering. A lonely bird was flying against the direction of prevailing wind, stumbling, and some dark plastics were trying to accompany it. Shyam went inside, it was terribly dark inside, the load-shedding had busted the switches off. He dived on the bed and took a deep breath. The mosquitoes were singing jovially, some had already started the feast; he was too lethargic to wipe them away. Instead, he let them suck. His stomach was
The Unprecedented Amar was plodding on the way to his cottage, it was a late night of winter when the path was covered with rustled leaves and anyone walking through them could easily be traced by their cracking. It was cold; he had his hands shivering inside his pockets, and was walking alone in that lonely path. His head was cozy inside his hat knitted by his grandma to him that always fit him, who used to speak that phantoms lived in the forest, and it was of those people who were slain by a ruthless king who used to rule over the village ‘once upon a time’. When he was small, she used to take him on her chest and speak the stories of &lsquo
The Never Ending LoveThe night was starrymoon at its best,beetles were droningthe road was in rest,Gingerly he held her hand,was all smeared with sand,and hugged her tight,"I'll take you out with valor and might."moving her lips up to his ones, she kissed him for long,different went the tune and different the song.The night was starrymoon at its best,beetles were droningthe road was in rest,For days had been stricken on the land of deathThough on each other, alive was the faith"With you, I can die here.""We have to live together, oh my dear,"torrid at noon, now was it coldin the land with no end and threshold,cuddled with
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