He looks into the mirror and asks - 'Do you wish to become a monster?'
The mirror pauses for a moment and then says - 'No, I'd rather remain a human being.'
All that got a second chance.
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9 comments:
It's interesting to note whom the question is for. At first glance, it does not become apparent.
Mannn...Definition of monster please. ( dictionary se bina taapi hui)
Interesting enough. The more I write, the more I realize that you can convey far greater thoughts by writing as little as possible. The more you explain, the more you screw it up. Nice (Y)
I am reminded of your favorite statement... "Let ideas speak for themselves, not the words!" So little of words and still so much!
Piper, u are getting pretty good i'd say
but then again.. i've always liked what u write ;)
The most amazing part of writing fiction is that often, different people take away different things and meanings from what have you written. This post is a great example of the same.
:)
Hey Piper,
I am back! hehe. Don't worry this time, I will be civil.
Interesting... if you look at the mirror as the consciousness that most humans exercise within themselves.
But I guess I would just request to not call it fiction... its a snippet at the maximum. Not fiction!
Ya ya, its only a snippet. The thing is that everything that's not non-fiction can be classified as fiction. I'm sure you won't disagree there.
Welcome back! I am not sure about your not-going-to-kick-your-ass resolution though.
gosh..when will u write a new post?
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