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Her eyes glinted. They were dark fire. Her hair, like swirls of night, flowed down her arm. The hint of a smile was the breaking dawn. My body shook, breathing ragged. I clenched my fists, fighting desperately against madness. She played. I resisted. My lips pursed. Three years ago I had lost. That voice, once loud and sharp, had played gentle chords. The memory was a persistent echo. It pierced. The dam was about to burst. Again. She had become a spell, that time, enveloped me like a mist, lifted me into a fantasy, and let me drop. I crashed like glass on floor. Not again; but I couldn't. She was magnetic. She was transcendence. My heart surged, like a moth to a flame. Enough! In two steps, I obliterated the space between us and tore the canvas into half. Then another, and another... Pieces of paper lay strewn upon the floor. Suddenly I was alone. I gasped. My eyes closed. The pain cut in like a knife.
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Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017 at 1:55 AM UTC
Cuts Like a Knife [Prose]
Her eyes glinted. They were dark fire. Her hair, like swirls of night, flowed down her arm. The hint of a smile was the breaking dawn. My body shook, breathing ragged. I clenched my fists, fighting desperately against madness. She played. I resisted. My lips pursed. Three years ago I had lost. That voice, once loud and sharp, had played gentle chords. The memory was a persistent echo. It pierced. The dam was about to burst. Again. She had become a spell, that time, enveloped me like a mist, lifted me into a fantasy, and let me drop. I crashed like glass on floor. Not again; but I couldn't. She was magnetic. She was transcendence. My heart surged, like a moth to a flame. Enough! In two steps, I obliterated the space between us and tore the canvas into half. Then another, and another... Pieces of paper lay strewn upon the floor. Suddenly I was alone. I gasped. My eyes closed. The pain cut in like a knife.
This is prose. It's a flash fiction piece I wrote some time back.
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M/New Delhi
Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017 at 1:55 AM UTC
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