She adjusted
the peacock feather, sitting on her head
and smiled at the window. The Sun God smiled back with the same glow
every morning.
She recalled
what happened last night. Engrossed writing a novel, she was fiddling with the
coaster . It might have slipped out of her hand, She bent under the table but
it was nowhere found. She checked behind the ink-pot, in between the book
bunch, amidst the scattered sheets. The case of missing coaster was getting
curious.
Coffee was
getting colder. She took a sip or two, & continued the search with the mug
in hand.
She didn't
want her table to have coffee marks on the table .She could see the teak tree
watch her in anguish. The table on which she rested her novel scripts, was made
of teak. The papers on which she inked her thoughts, originated from the woods.
The Gum bottle on her left and the new pencil set on the right, owed their
existence to a tree. As a writer she was too much stationery dependent, and
almost every stationery had a birth mark of a tree.
Coaster
would make a perfect alibi, she thought. A writer's mind was getting to work.
She made Coaster an Alibi to show... casualness, negligence, loss & finally a realization
She never guarded her coffee coaster ( never felt the need to do so)
She misplaced the coaster - Negligence
Loss of coaster - made her realize the importance of it.
She made Coaster an Alibi to show... casualness, negligence, loss & finally a realization
She never guarded her coffee coaster ( never felt the need to do so)
She misplaced the coaster - Negligence
Loss of coaster - made her realize the importance of it.
In the writer's case it was a "coaster" -for the readers of her novel - it would be "a tree"
This post is part of Ultimate Blogging Challenge - July 2014 - Day 5.
My Theme for Week 1 - "Nature"
Nature gives us so much. It's time for us to give something back to her. Nice way to send the message.
ReplyDeleteNice way to give a message. Beautifully written :)
ReplyDeleteReally enjoy your posts and a lovely message x
ReplyDeleteExcellent message again, and a beautiful way to put it across.
ReplyDeleteI loved how you related the coaster with the tree to leave a wonderful message.
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