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I read his message over and over again. Yet, it made no sense. Or maybe it left an emptiness as great as the ocean. It is over. Three little words, but the impact it left on me was profound.
I looked outside the window, grey clouds were forming, indicating a heavy downpour soon. The tops of the pretty houses that surrounded mine could be visible from my balcony.
As it rained, I simply stood there. Watching it, allowing it to fall over me. The raindrops mingled with the tears on my face, caressing me. And I felt cleansed.
This drabble is written for Friday Fictioneers- 11th July for the above photo prompt.
Also, linking it to Day 14 of the Ultimate Blog Challenge for July 2014 and NaBloPoMo.
Hmmm that is the effect of rain! Nicely written Aathira :)
ReplyDeleteTrue, Reema. Each rain is a different experience and that is the beauty of it :) Thank you!
DeleteGood take on the prompt. Well written Aathira :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shanx :)
DeleteDear Aathira,
ReplyDeleteSad story. Nice way you used the prompt.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thanks a bunch, Rochelle!
DeleteNice one! loved the last line :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ankita!
DeleteRain and tears are very cleansing. Nice writing.
ReplyDeleteLily
Thanks Lily :)
Deleteah - all too familiar with this story :-)
ReplyDeleteIn a good way, I hope!
Deletei could feel the effect as I read it!! really nice one :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Crimson curls :)
DeleteFelt like you knew my story!
ReplyDeleteLovely :)
Did I? Thanks Babe :)
DeleteAathira, Good story and well written. Told using the rain as emphasis for the sadness. Well done. : ) ---Susan
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan!
DeletePretty much like what I wrote! We sure are soul sisters! :)
ReplyDeleteHow weird is this? :D High- five!
DeleteBeautifully described. Indeed rain cleanses deeply.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Rekha! Glad you enjoyed the post :)
DeleteRain does that to you!
ReplyDeleteYes, especially for die hard romantics at heart :)
DeleteBeautiful, Aathira.... Tears clean the soul, eh?
ReplyDeleteThank you Sreeja. Indeed, tears are sometimes soul cleansing!
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