Image Courtesy: Charuhas Acharya @ A glimpse of paradise He received the news. His beloved was giving birth to a baby, his baby.
Standing at the crossroads in life, he thought about his destiny; his country’s fight against injustice.
He’d escaped jaws of death, time and again.
Death couldn't stop his destiny.Would life succeed where death had failed?
Word count: 50
Linking this to the Fiction Challenge ‘From 15 to 50′ November 2014
Yes! One can never give up hope.
ReplyDeleteYes, hope sustains life. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteHis baby will be his representative.
ReplyDeleteGreat that he has escaped the jaws of death & will get reunited with his family.
Wish we can gift our children a world where there are no fights over borders or injustice...
Nicely expressed that too in exactly 50 words, Kiran :)
Thanks Anita. I wish for peace too. Someday maybe it will happen.
DeleteAmen! Hope that someday is soon, Kiran...
DeleteWe know life because of death. We can only define life from the reference point of death. In fact life is thread having two ends as birth and death. Birth & death are two sides of a coin. A baby is born because someone has died somewhere. If there will be no death, there will be no birth.
ReplyDeleteWe always look at life in respect to death, but life is what matters. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteDefinitely life will succeed.
ReplyDeleteNice story in few powerful words.
:) Yes. Thanks Indrani. Have a great week ahead.
DeleteFew words expressing the eternal flow of life...triumph of life over destiny...nicely done :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Maniparna. Life and time, they always remain the winners.
DeleteThere is always hope. Life goes on. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. Yes, hope is what keeps life going.
DeleteKeep visiting.
Life must always succeed. Death can never be the solution to one's problems. Glad you ended on the right note. Thanks for linking it up :)
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