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The Kiss of Life
- a Short Story
- by The Intrepid Writer
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Every morning, the lady takes a stroll in the park next to my house. The thought of not catching a glimpse of her unsettled me. So, there was no taking chance in this routine. She would never fail to wear a smile, while walking past the swings, with her obedient little pug. I always imagined how the lady’s eyes looked like, beneath those pitch-black shades. But they were never revealed.
Just as she reaches the gates, I would slow down my pace. She’d turn back, look at me with that very same smile, and blow a kiss. To any other nine-year-old, this might not seem out of the ordinary. Although for me, the kiss was priceless. For it taught me, that a person could suffer from blindness and yet not choose to be heartless.
The Intrepid Writer
from Thiruvananthapuram, in Kerala, India, aka Hariprasad S, is an entrepreneur, marketer and occasional writer. You can find him at random food joints, grabbing a quick bite while penning a couple of lines. When he's not busy doing any of the above, he’ll be either reading, streaming TV shows, and blogging.