A stranger in my own house!

Photo credits: Adam Ickes
I was happy that I wouldn’t be lonely anymore. The new
tenants were coming to my house that day. I remembered the days of my glory
when I was the center of attraction in the living room. But then one day all of
it changed and I was thrown in this corner between these stupid boxes. The
people left and the house remained locked all these years. The new tenants
arrived and looking at me the little girl shrieked, “Mummy there is big monster
there. Drive it away!” And before I knew it I was thrown out of my house!
Word count: 100
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers prompt on the above picture.
This post is also written for Day 18 of The Ultimate Blog Challenge. 

30 responses to “A stranger in my own house!”

  1. Nick says:

    I love that picture!!!!!

  2. Suzy says:

    Oh dear a sad fate for a thing once loved. Goes to show what's good for the goose may not be good for the gander.

  3. sigh.. gotta agree with Suzy there… but very creatively done.

  4. Awe…poor guy! Well written piece Reema.

  5. Hey Reema

    I enjoyed your piece, AND LOVE the '100-Word Challenge'.

    Your post was descriptive, metaphorical and tugged at my heart #HUGSSS

    MUCH love
    Kitto

  6. A says:

    That was quite a tough photo prompt. But you have done it full justice, Reema! Though, I have to agree that it was a sad fate for the creature!

  7. Interesting story. I enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting mine.

  8. znjavid says:

    Nice autobiography!

  9. Red Handed says:

    aww that little beasty!!!! Iwho would want to throw that one out. The picture!! 🙂

  10. Dear Reema,

    Poor little ram. It's tough to be tossed aside.

    Welcome to Friday Fictioneers. (If you're written with us before, please forgive me as we had ten new people last week alone. So if I've welcomed you before consider it twice the blessing.)

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

  11. annehiga says:

    Aw.. Poor little guy.

  12. Oh, what a disappointing welcome! Poor thing.

    Lily

  13. P.S. Joshi says:

    Reema, My first comment disappeared, so here's a second one. Good story and well written. Poor thing. Maybe someone will find and adopt him. Well done. 🙂 —Susan

  14. shalzmojo says:

    I just simply love your imagination and how brilliantly you pen it down too.

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