[Every woman has a story. Every story has a colour. This is just one of them.]
Every girl dreams of her wedding day. Or wedding week, as it now has become. An outfit a day, sometimes two. Months of trousseau shopping in preparation.
Heavily embellished saris teamed with Swarovski encrusted corsets. Mermaid cut ghagharas, zardosi-work on dupattas. Antique weaves appliquéd onto evening gowns. They are her’s, without asking.
There is not a single girl that doesn’t envy her. Of how she gets to don the latest fashions, even before they become the fashion.
But you know what? This mannequin would gladly live her life in rags, if she could just be a girl for a day.
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Drabble(n) - an extremely short work of fiction exactly one hundred words in length.
4 comments:
This is just superb!
Wonderful twist at the end. I loved it!
Wow. It just goes to show how well you can weave stories! Like everyone else has said, I loved it.
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-Michelle Zheng
Thanks, Dipali, Chary and Michelle. I thought the picture was a giveaway, but maybe not!
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