6 Word Story #10

Posted on by Hemalatha Ramesh

Hello Wonderfolks!🖤

1. Her soul was free, not lost.

2. Was finally free from disheartening people.

3. Nothing here is free of cost.

This post is in response to Shweta’s six word story prompt – Free.

Thank you so much for reading ~ 🙂

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74 thoughts on “6 Word Story #10”

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  25. Wow! Free and yet not lost.

    Very true.

    Makes me relate to how parents employers fear that Letting Free (children, employees respectively) is equal to getting lost.

    I am also astonished to see your empire on wordpress, with so many great hearts liking. Commenting..

    You have a great following.. Hats Off…
    And tell me :: What’s the secret!

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    1. Thank you so much, Sir!

      Yes, you know people use the term”விட்டு பிடித்தல்” in the wrong contest most of the time.
      I’m happy that you got the meaning of the first Story.

      Hahaha, this is one proud moment to me. I believe that only after struggles God offers me something. So far in life I never reached or achieved anything with less efforts.
      I’m just being quite consistent in posting stuffs and been reading a lot of blogs and leaving comments. Most of the time it’s a give and take policy, but I’m genuine in what I’m doing. I think this is the secret.

      Thanks again for the lovely words, Sir.😇❤️

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  26. Glad to see your long reply. Give and Take. That’s it.

    தவம் . Yes . The sweetest fruits are on the top branches. Struggle is a luxury for the passionate. Lets Bask in it.

    😀😊

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