She had gotten married early. Circumstances demanded that.
It
didn’t give her much scope to pursue higher education.
Though she started
working but wasn’t satisfied with her work profile.
I could always feel the discontent
in her voice. That’s when I had suggested her to read and also write.
She had laughed
at my advice in the beginning. But then with slow and steady steps she ventured
into this amazing world of writing.
Basking in it’s aura.
Feeling it’s warmth.
Getting lost in it’s vastness.
But never complaining.
As writing introduced her
to a world full of surprises and excitement.
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Linking up the post with Write Tribe's 100 words on Saturday
Prompt : Write about a time you gave someone good advice about writing and/or blogging.
No one tells your story as you tell...That's powerful, Sushree:)
ReplyDeletenice to now more about you! motivating indeed :)
ReplyDeletewow..!! That is so much like my story.. seriously..
ReplyDeleteWell written Sushree
Cheers
So happy for her and well done you! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's nicely written Sushree :). The story of so many women across the spectrum. Writing / Blogging sure is a world of excitement and surprises :D.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post Sushree! It echoes with a lot of people am sure. I can relate to this so well!
ReplyDeleteI love it when people find joy in something I love doing myself :)
ReplyDeleteAh writing is a wonderful thing to pursue.
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