They looked into each other’s
eyes. There was a childish vigor and teenager’s naughtiness in them. After all,
they had come back to a place that united them for eternity fifty years before
and pronounced them as the man and wife!
They were childhood friends. Love
blossomed during mid teens and seasoned with passage of time.
Now their children were married
away and had nest of their own.
And now, they were enjoying second
phase of young days. Reinventing each other... Exploring places... Sharing jokes...
Revisiting past... And what not!
He held her hands and they
walked towards the mansion...
Dear Satya,
ReplyDeleteI loved "reinventing each other". A touching tale of the circle of life.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thanks a lot Rochelle...
DeleteFor the comment and the prompt :)
Dear Satya,
ReplyDeleteThis was a nice tale. You could 86 the 'whatnot'. (86 is an American slang for 'get rid of'. ) In your third paragraph you need an 'a' between the words had and nest. Beyond those two items there is a great deal of atmosphere and joy in your writing.
Aloha,
Doug
Thanks a lot for your constructive feedback...
DeleteAnd thanks for dropping by :)
Nice story Satya, I also loved the 'reinventing each other' line. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!
DeleteA great positive story.
ReplyDelete(Missing an "a" in the third para.)
Thanks a lot!
DeleteAh! I will make the correction..
Thanking you for the observation :)
What a wonderful thing to grow old together and act like teenagers. They still sound like they're in very much in love.
ReplyDeleteVery much...
DeleteThanks :)
This is a sweet story my one criticism would be the two lines that begin with "Now" and "And now".
ReplyDeleteHa! That's a nice observation...
DeleteThanks a lot :)