nce upon a time there was cherubic little fairy, who was not beautiful though just pretty. She had slender body; mellow lips and when she would flutter her wings the world would be a happy place. And then there was a wicked witch, like always, who would curse the little fairy, transformed her into a living statue and placed her on her dressing table as a decoration item.The fairy stood there for decades, unable to move, listening but not speaking, crying blood-tears, enmeshed in the gullibility of life – in faint nuances of living and fading notion of miracles which might happen. Years later someone accidentally hit her and she collapsed on the floor, the fall un-jinxed her but years torment flooded back and she left hope, her pristine heart wrecked and she died of internal bleeding. Dreams swell up in the fizzy drink of life, burst and drain in the gutter.
The fairy was me.
(Ever since I was young I persuaded myself That I was Ariel, I would marry Eric, Rule Under the sea and have Sabastian and Flounder. nothing happened, I didnt have red hair.)
And who is that Witch!! 😮
Someone. Anyone. The identity is not important… is it?
I thought it has something to do With you!! Something within yourself!! maybe Identity is not important
within me or outside me, when one’s jinxed it is about the jinx not about the ‘by whom’ right?
Now I am getting the real sense!!
Thanks!! 🙂
well, after all fairy tales are but, fantasized forms of the world we live in…!
omg!! tht was amazing!!.. Thnaks for visiting my blog, else i wudnt hav come across a lovely blog such as urs.. 🙂
we live in dreams …dont we?
n do they come true? never!
expecting our life to be like fairy tales…where u get ur love n live happily ever after!!
it was such a touching post dear…
oh…i love Ariel too n her sweet lovely world!