Departed
She was there, besides
the sunflowers, looking at me quizzically. I was certain it was her. I did even
see her reflection.
No, it was not a
reflection, it was a shadow. Yes, it had to be a shadow. I tried reaching out to her but, strangely, I
stood rooted to the ground like a lifeless statue.
But, then, who was the
girl that her parents had buried? It could not have been her.
She smiled and turned
away.
A wind struck me in my
face. The sunflowers trembled as if in agony.
I felt I would lose her,
again.
‘I think we should leave
now.’
I placed a flower on the
grave and turned back.
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A post for Magpie Tales
and FFfAW on photo prompts.
Wow! Well written. It kept me hooked till the last line.
ReplyDeletethanks Indrani for dropping by, nice that you liked the story
DeleteOoouu, creepy good! Very paranormal. Lovely story!
ReplyDeletethanks Joy
DeleteVery nice! I like the mysterious tone of it.
ReplyDeletethanks Uday for stopping by
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