This week’s photo prompt is provided by Footy and Foodie. Thank you for our photo prompt!
New dawn means different things to different people. New beginnings, new aspirations, new hopes, new life, new sentiments.
Yet to some others it signifies finality of sorts. Prakash, college topper in the seventies securing his place in a company (during the period when education, jobs were hard to come by) made his way slowly up the echelons of the organisation. Rightfully so, he treasured the value of time, money and the good things life offered for he was a self made man.
His craze for automobiles was well known amongst his circle, personally taking care to maintain each one well. Looking at the array of cars, he never hoped for this day. They were in attendance of his wife’s( his partner of forty years)funeral. At almost the same time, his help ran joyfully announcing the birth of a grand-daughter (His daughter had welcomed a new life).
He remembered her words well, form may be different, love will remain the same.
~160 words.
Acknowledgements :- Thank you PJ for running the challenge. The challenge is to write in about 150 words (+/- 25 words) a story based on the picture prompt. For guidelines please refer here. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.
Sorrow and joy both in one single story…Good take on the prompt kitty
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Thanks a lot Balaka 🙂
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Mixed emotions! Beautifully penned. 🙂
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Thanks a lot Sheetal 🙂
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Every end leads to a new beginning! Nice thought!
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Life is a circle after all, every end has a new beginning. Thanks a lot for stopping by and reading Megala.
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My pleasure!
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🙂
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Sad endings and happy beginnings. Life’s cycle repeats itself. Well told, Kitty.
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Thank you very much, Neel.
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The gold and black emotions beaded well in a single string like a beautiful mangal-sutra.
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Such a nice comparison, YS. Thanks a lot for stopping by and reading.
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Aww…you weaved both sorrow and joy well in this story.
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Thanks a lot Jade 🙂
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Sweet story about the circle of life! Having to bury a woman you have been married to for 40 years yet at the same time welcome a brand new granddaughter! Very nice Kitty!
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Thanks a lot PJ 🙂
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the cycle of birth and death remains a mystery.
http://ideasolsi65.blogspot.in/2017/06/the-dark-night.html
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Yes indeed, thank you very much .
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Death overshadowed by new life. A wonderful message. My Dad died in April and I consider my own grandchildren a great deal.
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Sorry to hear about your dad’s death James, May he rest in peace. I’m glad that you found wonderful companions in the form of your grandchildren. Thanks a lot for stopping by.
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Lovely response to the image Kitty, beautifully done.
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Thanks a lot Michael 🙂
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Loved your take on the prompt, Kitty .
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Thanks a lot Moon
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Form may be different but love will remain the same! That’s a beautiful story. Well done, kitty!
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Thanks a lot Shweta.
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😊😊😊
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🙂
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So many emotions in just 160 words. An amazing read!
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Thanks a lot Shivam 🙂
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