This is in response to Himanshu’s Two Phrase Story.
Today’s phrase is: She turned the ignition off
– Kritika Vashist
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This is in response to Himanshu’s Two Phrase Story.
Today’s phrase is: She turned the ignition off
– Kritika Vashist
From the Soul to the nib of the Pen 
How would it look like! Ahh an intriguing debacle
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You do phrases this very well, Kritika. A strong visual is hard to do in such a short phrase, but you achieve it well. Maybe we’ll see more of your phrase art in the future. 🙂
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I’m glad that you think so, Dan. Thank you for your encouragement and appreciation 🙂
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It is always my pleasure 🙂
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Yaay, well done, as usual Kritika!
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Thank you very much, Hector 🙂
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beautiful piece… 🙂
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Thank you, Ashish 🙂
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Spilled ink burning down pages is an interesting visual reference. I can imagine the smothering of love in it.
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Metaphorically it does most of the times. Thank you very much. , Christy 🙂
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When he poured his blood
into her ashes, she was
reborn into a princess
waiting to be loved
forever and after
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What’s the use when she again has to wait? 😀
Btw, it’s a beautiful imagery.
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Yeah ! Don’t go with words 😉
May be I not so good poet
What I meant to write was
She will from then on
will be loved forever and ever
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Yes yes, I got it 🙂
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