Thursday, February 18, 2016

As Time Goes By

PHOTO PROMPT – © Sandra Crook

You must remember this, that first cake you baked, it had the consistency of rubber and yet I ate it all.  I would have finished it but then you had to have a bite.  Through your stifled tears I explained that no one had made one for me before.

And when two lovers woo there are no instructions to follow.

Moonlight and love songs - never out of date, but the neighbours didn’t concur when I performed a midnight serenade.


It's still the same old story but I am glad to have you by my side as time goes by.

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Written for Friday Fictioneers Word Count : 100

Work has me travelling between two cities again, which might have contributed to my absence from the prompt last week.  So this time to make amends I offer two stories.  This one is of a softer hue and the other slightly dark.

 And those who recognise the song here is the original

To read the other stories churned up by the sands of time click here

16 comments :

  1. Dear Subroto,

    What a sweet story. I really enjoyed it.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

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    1. Thanks Rochelle, I am glad that worked.

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  2. Anonymous6:57 am

    Sweet story. Well done.

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    1. Thanks for your comments Ansumani, I am glad you liked it.

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  3. Love the tone, and the clever use of quotes,

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    1. Thanks Björn I enjoyed myself while using those lines from the song.

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  4. Sweet as the word goes. I read the footnote warning me about a darker version ahead. I am headed in that direction.

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    1. Any direction is fine as long as it is on the right path ;-) Thanks for your comments Umashankar.

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  5. Anonymous4:29 am

    and this you can't deny, a good story in just a few words.

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    1. Thank you that was a poetic comment in itself :-)

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  6. This is lovely, and finally that song has a happy ending. Now off to the dark one.

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    1. Thank you GaH I am glad you liked it (and hopefully the other one too).

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  7. Great story combining the words to all those old love songs, Subroto. Lovely. Well done. :) --- Suzanne

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    1. Thanks for those words of appreciation Suzanne.

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