(H)Identity | Hidden Identity

Flash Fiction, Three Line Tales 0 Minutes
A woman hiding her face with a leaf
TLT photo prompt by Sandis Helvigs via Unsplash

Her face was but cold, still and dead.
Remorse and pain shot through him as the scene, he fled.
But never he did discover the mask which she always held.

This is a response to Sonya’s challenge, 3 Line Tales, where we write 3 lines about the picture above.

Back in the Blogoshpere after a really long break – and hoping to not break the habit of posting once per week – at the least 😉

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Vanakkam. Vandhanam. Namashkar. Swagatham. Hey there! In case you haven’t realised it yet, my name is Karthik and I love to write. I had always longed to be a writer. Everyone who I knew and knew that I wanted to be a writer encouraged me to start a blog. But I never took the leap, plagued by my self-doubt best phrased as “Do I write good enough?” This was running around in my head till one fine day, my professor at college made the class create individual blogs as part of a project and I decided I had postponed the blog enough. My blog was born. Cue: Music Sleeping with your dreams is fun, but living them out is the best life there is. Not many get to include their passion in their life, and thankfully, I can count myself among the lucky few. The support and love I receive on this blog has more than overwhelmed and answered the questions my self-doubt has held up to me. * THANK YOU, DEAR READERS * I now post on an almost regular basis on this blog. Check back and follow my blog for some great fiction and poetry that’s bound to interest you. And of course, rare rants about issues that I feel strongly about.

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