Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Lady On The Moon



"Momma, what are those dark spots on the moon?"

"That is an old lady spinning yarn, my little boy."

"Momma, why is the old lady spinning yarn?"

"So that she can knit dreams for you every night."

"Come on Momma," said five years old Jack giggling and playfully smacking his tiny forehead with his right hand palm, "don't you know this - there is no lady on the moon, those dark spots are hills and craters."


This Micro-fiction is shared with Five Sentence Fiction - Moon.



22 comments:

  1. wow..I like how his momma described. The kid is over smart :P

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    1. Ha ha ... kids are too smart these days :-P

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  2. Ohh nooo :-/ This is why kids need more of Harry Potters and it's likes to keep churning their creative cells.

    P.s. khoob bhalo hoyechhe :)

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  3. Good one... Moon still fascinates me :)

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  4. It is really difficult to answer kids these days, they are tough to outsmart...

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  5. I love the idea of knitting dreams. So cute. Shame children aren't easily convinced of such magical ideas. x

    http://40somethingundomesticateddevil.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/five-sentence-fiction-moon.html

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  6. Knitting dreams does sound like a peaceful chore for the lady in the moon.. now if only she could knit me one.. I might get a good nights sleep for a change. Brilliant work Amrit! Thank you for sharing.

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  7. I like how the mother said so that she can spin dreams!!
    beautiful!

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  8. "So that she can knit dreams for you every night." It captured my heart.
    I remember listening to this tale during my childhood days....
    But yeah, smart kids are somehow forgetting to believe in the power of dreams

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  9. :) smart boy....liked this sweet conversation with a twist...:)

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  10. ha ha ha...interesting...kids are more smart now...we have to find better stories for them....

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  11. Love mom's description. Kids are smarter than we know!

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