by Gowri Bhargav | Mar 4, 2023 | Flash Fiction, Stories
“Sundari, Sundari?” Sundari’s father searched for her inside every room. “Where is she? It’s so unlikely for her to wake up this early on a Sunday morning,” he thought. As he unfurled the curtains of the balcony, he saw little Sundari feeding grains to the pigeons....
by Gowri Bhargav | Feb 2, 2023 | Flash Fiction, Stories
“Wake up, Clare! Wake up!” I hear Anna’s guiding voice constantly urging me to wake up. I would have never woken up if not for the voice. Every part of my body aches—the pain is unforgiving. Those vile men shattered me completely. I had failed to fathom the dangerous...
by Gowri Bhargav | Dec 2, 2021 | Flash Fiction, Stories
“In thy pristine eyes I clearly see, A reflection that belongs to me, Hark! I belong to thee and only thee, All thy inhibitions, just break them free.” The verses flowed from Scarlet’s petalled lips like a gentle river as she spoke to Drek....
by Gowri Bhargav | Nov 2, 2021 | Flash Fiction, Stories
The mountains of Kodai looked mystically serene with a blanket of mist. Muthu’s tea stall was perched atop a rocky mountain. His business seemed to be enveloped in a blanket of misery more than the mist. “I had told you that tourists wouldn’t come this far...
by Gowri Bhargav | Oct 3, 2021 | Flash Fiction, Stories
“I will not let you commit this heinous crime. Don’t you know that poaching is illegal? Better back off,” warned Munshilal, the forest guard, to Neil and Ramlal. “Ha Ha! Illegal? But it fetches us a handsome amount in return. You seem to be a major obstacle for us....
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