The Unknown - Chapter 2
With some licks and drool on the face Mason woke up. It was Oliver, sitting on top of him with one of the cutest smiles. Saying, “Dad get up, its Sunday! We are already late. We need to hit the road ASAP. Wear your Sunday dress and take me for a long drive NOW.” It was hard for Mason to disregard these strong signs displayed by Oliver. Windows lowered, “Turn the Page by Metallica” on full volume and foot on the accelerator. In no time did the car race with the gushing winds. This was the sheer idea of happiness for Oliver. Mason was relishing this experience while the smooth roads complimented their drive. Oliver and Mason were too indulged in the moment. On their way back home, Mason paused at a super market to buy some goodies, toys and chicken pedigree for Oliver. At the back of the mind, Mason knew, he was failing to give enough time and attention to Oliver and maybe that’s why Oliver stayed low during the major part of the day. Seeing Mason walk towards the car, Ol...
Honest feedback : Feels incomplete but its alright since its not important all stories to have conclusion ...
ReplyDeleteYou may try to integrate these feelings into a poem/song and this shall increase the effect several times .
Thank you for reverting with genuine feelings. This will definitely add up to my experience. I would like to put some light on the characters. Two individuals separated by choice or destiny wanting to runite. Their struggle is still alive that's the ending.
ReplyDeleteWOW, Ankit!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that I have peers like you who understand the gravity of the subject and why it's written in a peculiar format. Your comments and feedbacks are always going to be the A-lister. More power to you
Nyc 1 yogi... Something that every1 feels....
ReplyDeleteThats true Rohit...
DeleteA suppressed emotion that all feel but few express.
Thank you for your comment.
Alwaz welcome....
DeleteDeep imagination😊😊😊
ReplyDeleteThanks Sachin... :)
DeleteBeautifully written Yogi. Describes a state of mind no one is escaped from.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Manish. Few love to be caged in that moment!!
ReplyDeleteVery well written yogi..not much of a reader, hence not an expert..unique use of words..keep it up
ReplyDeleteThank you Rick. You don't have to be an expert to like something. You can relate with the article bcoz it struck a chord with you.Words act as anchor in my blog. So I have to select them very closely.
ReplyDeleteExcellent blog
ReplyDeleteSince almost everyone face that thing once in a life
Thank you Sanket ji....
ReplyDeleteYes, these phases makes life worth while.
Cheers :)
It pleasure to get here the article u have written... It may give you eternal Peace n way of divine path. All the best
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much Dad.. your blessings will definitely make me succeed in my journey.
ReplyDeleteNicely written yogi..it's been illustrated so well..each of us live such moments once in a Lyf tym but to explain it so nicely can b done by few...so all d best..wud love to read more.amazing work..
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Anonymous !!
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Superb!
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DeleteWell construct ,short and simple with feel of Encouragement.
ReplyDeleteYogesh K
This is one of my favorite piece of work.
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