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Love vs Hate

Love

affectionate, heartfelt,

caring, adoring, doting,

fond, passionate, abhor, detest,

loathing, ill feeling, despising

unrelenting, universal

Hate

Linking to dVerse Challenge: Open Link Night #296

Note: Followed the Dimante form for poetry described at dVerse 

Line 1: Noun or subject
Line 2: Two Adjectives describing the first noun/subject
Line 3: Three -ing words describing the first noun/subject
Line 4: Four words: two about the first noun/subject, two about the antonym/synonym
Line 5: Three -ing words about the antonym/synonym
Line 6: Two adjectives describing the antonym/synonym
Line 7: Antonym/synonym for the subject

Risk in love

Risk in love

Falling in love, a

risk he took willingly to

give meaning to life

Linking to dVerse Challenge – Poetics: Take a risk

Left at the altar

Left at the altar

We loved each other

to the moon and back but you

left me at the altar

 

We promised to be

by each other’s side but you

left me at the altar

 

We had some lovely

times together but you

left me at the altar

 

What started as joy

turned into depression as you

left me at the altar

 

Linking to dVerse Challenge MTB: To turn again, about turn again

Jaded

Jaded

It only takes a little bit of lace to ruin a marriage.

Her confidence in marriage took a beating as the other lady took precedence while she was jettisoned. While the initial phase together was memorable, the last few years were the difference as they were spent in foraging for happiness. Their relationship did break years ago and nothing could mend it. She never wanted him to feel imprisoned though now was the time to set free and give him his freedom. 

Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Confidence, Fandango One Word Challenge: Jettison, Word of the Day: Memorable, Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt #204: Forage, First Line Friday, Sunday Writing Prompt: Freedom, Stream of Consciousness Saturday

This post is part of the Blogchatter A2z Challenge

Disparage

Disparage

As he remembered the smell of the earth after the first rain of the season, he couldn’t help but visualize the tranquil surroundings. They would always sit in the balcony sipping tea and chatting about the day gone by. It had been six years since she was gone but he still missed her deeply.

He was tired of his relatives foisting their thoughts on him about a second marriage. He felt that they were trying to disparage his feelings for his long lost love.

Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Tranquil, Fandango One Word Challenge: Disparage, Your Daily Word Prompt: Foist, Sunday Writing Prompt: Three Senses, One Word Sunday: Six

This post is part of the Blogchatter A2z Challenge

Crescent

Crescent

It was as if by

design that at the stroke of

dawn, the moon was out

 

The ferocity

of sun makes you think the moon

is just surviving

 

Lunar eclipse is

the chance to deterge sins just

like solar eclipse

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55 word fiction: Loyalty

55 word fiction: Loyalty

Though he knew that she hadn’t been loyal to him, he hoped to get one last glimpse of her before she left the city. While they had been together for more than a decade, the last couple of months had been a struggle. But there was one lingering question. Was he making an impetuous decision?

Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Impetuous, Fandango One Word Challenge: Glimpse, Your Daily Word Prompt: Suspect

 

Can coffee bring two people together?

Coffee

Their eyes met while having coffee.

Linking to Saturday Six Word Story Prompt & Six Word Saturday

Love sees no colour

Love sees no colour

They loved each other and despite the differences in the colour of their skin, they had promised to be with each other through thick and thin. But not everyone understood.

“Did you really think through before getting into this relationship? Did you even bother to check his background?” When her parents got to know of her relationship, they simply admonished her without trying to understand her side of the story.

“When I was growing up, you taught me to respect every human. But now, just because of our differences in skin colour, you have a problem with his background? Honestly, I am ashamed hearing this.”

She knew that convincing her parents was a lost cause and both of them had to elope to be together.

“We go in different directions down the imperturbable street.” He hugged her tight and could only mutter to himself.

Linking to dVerse Prosery Monday: Different Directions

100 word fiction: Lovestruck

100 word fiction: Lovestruck

I want to forget those days but I can’t seem to get over her. It seems that she is still here with me walking hand in hand by the beach.

We happened to meet by chance in a restaurant where she had come for a business meeting. When we got talking, we realized that we had so much in common and a friendship quickly bloomed. Soon enough, we were besotted with each other so much so that I had surrendered myself to her charms.

But when she suddenly passed away, I was only left with our photographs and my loneliness.

Stream of Consciousness Saturday

Written for Pegman Prompts venturing to Rhode Island, USA

Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Surrender, Fandango One Word Challenge: Photograph, Stream of Consciousness Saturday Prompt: Want

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