Posts Tagged ‘thoughts’
The Problem with True Love
July 27th, 2010 | 
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Yeah, it does that to me.
It sends me cold shiver down the back of my neck and into my stomach.
I don’t want to think about it, but thoughts creep into my mind anyway.
I shouldn’t worry, and need not waste my time thinking and saddening.
’cause I can’t change a thing! Read more »
The Milkman
(This a short story from my next book: Then I Saw Her Face: A collection of Post Card Fictions. I would love to receive all your comments and feedback for improvement.)
“Milk is good for children,” Uncle Bal Bahadhur, a local milkman would tell us. “It makes your bones and teeth strong. So, you grow big and tall…like your father and mother…”
That was what he must be repeating to all the children in the town, every morning. It was a reason enough for us to force our parents to buy us a bottle everyday; Read more »
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Tags: childhood, children, death, milkman, Phuentsholing, smile, struggle, thoughts
