This post has been published by me as a part of the Blog-a-Ton 30; the thirtieth edition of the online marathon of Bloggers; where we decide and we write. To be part of the next edition, visit and start following Blog-a-Ton.This post is a 55 fiction - 55 Fiction is a form of micro-fiction that refers to the works of fiction limited to a maximum of fifty-five words.
Sanjay always wondered what the beach offers that makes people so happy? Do they just forget all their problems relaxing in the serenity of the beach or is it just they catch a break form their routine lives they love & cherish. As far as he could recall, he had always sold peanuts on the beach. He thought he is just a kid & would figure out one fine day.
The fellow Blog-a-Tonics who took part in this Blog-a-Ton and links to their respective posts can be checked here. To be part of the next edition, visit and start following Blog-a-Ton. I’m thankful to BLOGGER NAME, who introduced Blog-a-Ton to me, and I debuted in XX edition.
Credits
Image - Shades of Orange by Harsha Chittar
Courtesy - Curious Dino Photography via www.blogaton.in
16 comments:
nice one :)
Small but very powerful. Loved it.
short and sweet
best wishes for BAT
Oh man! that is nice and thought provoking! Lovely of you to see the other face of the sea/beach..
Cheers! Stop by the Butterfly Brooch - Kappu
Short but powerful. Yes indeed.
Leo - My Blog-a-Ton Story
short and apt. :)
Thats so true! What is a beach to him
Oh wow! That's a good one!!
All the best for the contest! :)
Good one . All the best
Thanks Apala, Kshitij, Karan, I think it's really amazing how 55-fiction can tell a lifetime of a story, although a fleeting moment in some random feeling, it tries to encapsulate the bigger picture, the kid's childhood etc. Thanks for your time & stopping by :-)
Thanks Kappu, Leo, Muthu for the nice comments, yes we think of beach as place to unwind, to relax etc, beach gives us a break from our daily lives to be one with the nature. But this may not be necessarily be the same for everyone, for a kid like Sanjay in the story who does not know the world at all, he sees the smaller picture & gets weird feelings about the same. Well, I have tried to capture a whole story in small paragraph.
@Manasa, Yes all is perspective !
@Shilpa & @Jaish, glad that you liked it.
Thanks for the nice comments all you guys. Do catch up on other 55-fiction stories on my blog as well, assured is they will take only a couple of minutes to finish !
i liked it
yes!!
Such a different perspective!! Liked it.
Very thought-provoking !! Nice one.
You are mastering 55, Sunil.. Loved your take.. Keep writing.. All the best..
Someone is Special
Post a Comment