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Rajat came back from Dubai after five years. His world had completely changed in these five years. The day he landed at Dubai, his dear wife of ten days, was by his side. They did not know how time passed.They were on seventh heaven. Suddenly his wife Nisha, died in child birth. .He came back to India. While crossing Lodhi Gardens, he got down and rushed to the spot where the love birds met .Oh! The Great Banyan Tree where they had met, was now only a log of wood. It was a testimony of their love. Oh God!!!
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Written in response to Write Tribe prompt 100 words on Saturday with credit to the beautiful picture mentioned above
Sad one :( But it does happen with people all the time ......
ReplyDeleteThanks Sushree.
ReplyDeleteSo sad...this is terrible to happen to anyone...
ReplyDeleteAbsence...
Thank you Naba.
DeleteI have goosebumps, Ushaji.
ReplyDeleteThe Banyan tree is also no more...the testimony of their love is lost after his wife's death...
Life can be cruel sometimes, we fail to understand wht things happened the way they did.. made my heart heavy Usha.
ReplyDeleteThanks Padmaja.
DeleteTo bear such a loss - first of his beloved and then of that great reminder of their love..you bring out the immensity of his shocking sadness quite well in a few words.
ReplyDeleteThank you Beloo for the kind remarks.
Deleteit is such an irony that both the love of his life and the testimony of their love should be gone, and all that remains are her memories and the log of wood! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Titli for such cute comments.
DeleteIs it the banyan tree that symbolised their love, or is it that their love was as strong as the banyan tree! Either way, the love has been lost, and so is the symbol. !
ReplyDeleteThe pathos !!
Touching, Usha Mam :)
Thank you Sreeja. I am glad you liked it.
DeleteThat was a moving poem Ma'am. What an irony of life.
ReplyDeleteThank you A .
Deletevery somber and touching
ReplyDeleteThanks Ankita for the cute comments.
DeleteLove never had an easy path. Such a different take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteThank you Inderpreet for the sweet comments.
Deleteoh..that's sad! a touching tale.
ReplyDeleteLog of wood yet mute spectator of love and lost. How things changes? A heart touching interpretation on love.
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