Writing Prompt: Burnt https://sabethville.wordpress.com/2014/01,31/365-days-jan31st-burnt/
My house was burnt yesterday. There were things I left behind. I wish I could take them with me. I know why I couldn’t . It was so sudden. I also had to get out fast. I couldn’t look for my clothes I just bought. I didn’t get a chance to wear them. My gorgeous shoes. My favorite dishes.
I can only sit and cry because I was unable to take them. The thought that I was safe with my family and my pets, brought me back to reality.
I can always start buying these things slowly. I should be grateful I am alive.
I have learned one lesson from this tragedy. I must not attach me with material things. After all when I pass on I won’t be taking anything with me but my deeds especially good ones.
I’m so sorry to hear this dear. I’m glad you and your family are safe and sound. I can understand that it’s not nice to lose all your precious things, but like you said, those things can be bought again..
Sending you much much much love and light… And heartfelt prayers.
Best wishes,
Shaidi
shaidi this is a writing prompt i did for 365 days it’s not true. thanks for your concern.
Omg lols I’m so sorry! I wasn’t sure. I’m glad everything is okay.
Much love
They give us these weird prompts. I don’t blame those who read it.When they’re confused.
Haha I can imagine. Too bad they don’t give you prompts based on a specific subject.. Like philosophy etc. That would have been amazing. Though I had to admit, I enjoy reading your stories. It’s like opening someone’s book of life filled with numerous sweet moments.
Thank you.You know their Prompts are so weird,sometimes I feel I’d let it go, but I like a challenge.
I write whatever I want.
Awhhh why don’t you get people around you to suggest topics for you. That’s the same challenge but different topics 😀
Good idea, Shaidi.
What a wonderful lesson at the end Ranu.
Yes we had to learn what happens when we are cheap.
Thanks Sonya.
Dear Ranu,
Thank you for this story. It is fortunate to be able to write this as a fiction, instead of nonfiction, story.
All good wishes,
robert
Yes fiction,I’m okay with it Robert.