Unfinished
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| Picture copyright: Douglas M Macllroy |
He looked at the piece of art lying on the table, unfinished
as always. She had a passion for art and would end up making beautiful things
out of waste. She would make things in memory of her special occasions. The
piece that he was looking at was made after he had proposed to her on the
beach. She had said “Yes” even before he could finish popping the question. He
was the happiest man that day. Though she always left her art unfinished, he
couldn’t understand why her life was cut short and all their dreams together left
unfinished!
as always. She had a passion for art and would end up making beautiful things
out of waste. She would make things in memory of her special occasions. The
piece that he was looking at was made after he had proposed to her on the
beach. She had said “Yes” even before he could finish popping the question. He
was the happiest man that day. Though she always left her art unfinished, he
couldn’t understand why her life was cut short and all their dreams together left
unfinished!
Word count: 100
This short fiction is written on the above picture prompt for Friday Fictioneers.
Also writing this post for Write Tribe’s Rediscovering your Blogging Groove Day 7 post- Tell a story.
This post is also written for Day 17 of the Ultimate Blog Challenge.
Reema, this may have only been 100 words but it brought up multiple emotions. My heart swelled when she said yes before he even finished proposing. Then it sank when I read her life was cut short. Well done!
Thank you 🙂
Interesting story. The problem with 100 word stories is that we're always left wanting more! 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad you found it interesting 🙂 Thank you for reading 🙂
That was so sad…A life unfinished is so sad..But wonderfully done
Random Thoughts Naba – Found You!
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Very touching, Reema. Unfinished art and unfinished life! You have done very well with the photo prompt. Beautiful!
Thank you 🙂
unfinished dreams and gloomy memories..a very poignant weave
Yeah.. life sometimes is cruel. Thanks for reading and commenting 🙂
So sad. I really like the connection yu've made between unfinished art and life. Beautiful.
Marg
Thank you 🙂