Thursday, 27 March 2014

COMPANION


       A sly grin crossed over his cunning face as he watched his emaciated workers struggle on the construction site.


       Degenerate that he was, he had never felt sorry for them nor did he ever think of providing them with any comforts of life!

       Just when he was about to leave, he saw a puppy run to its master and lick his face lovingly, who provided it with the only bread that he was left with even though he hadn't had any.

       Surprised he was as he witnessed this scene of pure love between a man and a creature as it was something he had never felt even for a fellow human being.

       'This is what it must be like to have a true companion' he thought as he longed for one!!


image source: stevemccurry.com


PS: This post is written for Three Word Wednesday which required the use of Cunning, degenerate and Emaciated and Five Sentence Fiction the word for which was Companion.

Until the next post,
Keep Smiling :)

Love,
Swathi :)

27 comments:

  1. Sad about the workers, but the action of the man with the dog certainly must have spoken to the cold hearted boss.

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    1. Yeah as they say, action speak louder than words :)
      Thank you for stopping by :)

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  2. it was inspiring .. indeed a true companion !

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  3. I think that dog will prove a fine companion until a human friend comes along..

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  4. This is inspiring and illustrates unconditional love so beautifully! ♥

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  5. One will only realize it if enacted in front of our eyes. Sacrifice takes many forms. Wonderful write Swathi!

    Hank

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  6. I am sure that once he turns away from the scene he will revert to his former self. He bullies people he would bully a pet, he is just fantasizing.

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    1. Though there is a big possibility of this happening, I hope it wont!

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  7. How self-absorbed must the boss be to long for a companion, when he can't even treat his workers respectably. To find inspiration from a man and his pet, and not from those who suffer because of him, is so typical. Love how you've sketched his character from one scene!

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    1. People who are lonely tend to forget to love others! Only love can change them and hope this boss finds it in his heart to care for others!

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  8. Beautiful offering, Swathi. Thank you.

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  9. Simply awesome I would say :) Loved the narrative as well as the story . Keep up the good work Swathi :)

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  10. A great strike with five sentences! nice :)
    priya - http://pencilstripes.blogspot.com/2014/03/companion.html

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  11. short and sweet ;) good one swatz :)

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  12. What a lovely companion,I enjoyed reading it,thanks.

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  13. I love how the picture shows the parallels in their life and you brought that out beautifully in your lines.

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  14. I so agree with you... pets are such great companions who probably don't ask for anything back other than love.

    Tina from The Sunny Side of Life

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