The gigantic fan blade thrust a cold breeze on the Swiss Alps.
Her dark mascara cloaked the scar from the night before.
The trap had to be tighter, else she would lose out on the deal.
Voyeur eyes made sure she was never alone.
The flash bulb shed light on her deepest fears.
That’s what she saw…behind the curtains.
He sailed with her hair waving like a storm pounding the shore.
He ventured to the dark side of the moon with her mascara.
His mind freely unstrapped the big shapely breasts.
He floated with the veins of her body…
He touched her everywhere mentally,
That’s what he saw…on the screen.
Gyanban Thoughts - someone's pain and humiliation is someone else's fantasy and entertainment.But that's the circle of life isn't it...specially for folks in the show business.We only get to see the glamor part, rarely we stop to think what went into making that shot ? Also,if you note,this is a double 55 of sorts.!
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interesting. though you'll see only what is visible from where u're looking. the other side can only be imagined and fleetingly so. :)
ReplyDeleteWell written and Well said... One man's loss is the other's gain...
ReplyDeleteAnd you can call this Fiction 110 if you want to...
waise bhi all over blogsville are inventing new stuff anyways... 77s, 88s, 99s, etc
Completely agree :). Some ones's sorrow is some one's gain and happiness :).
ReplyDeletethe men and the women of the modeling and cinema world are victims of exploitation...but we love beauty in a skewed way...everything perfect is not beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery well thought out and very differently portrayed.
ReplyDeleteJust goes to show that all the glitters has a dark core.
Nice blog :)
that was very deep... beautifully written... indeed the life on the other side of curtain is very much different...
ReplyDeleteWow, that is the most I have heard said in few words...classic Gyanban!
ReplyDeleteShe need be on the screen...she can be anywhere and the same would happen...its in the eyes, they say eyes never lie :(
However, as a wise man once told me...Its all in the mind :)
Loved the message behind this short fiction piece.
ReplyDeleteWhy worry classifying by the number of words, let it be called a short story :)
Keep up the good work!!
Thanks Chatterbox - well I used the number simply because someone thought it to be poetry. !
ReplyDeletethanks Dagny.
ReplyDeleteYou mean she need not be on screen right?
Yes ,whoever told you it was all in the mind was spot on.!
Thanks Rajlakshmi. that's what most people don't realise when the acting bug bites you.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Scrambled Egg CG.
ReplyDeleteAm glad you liked the story...and Scrambled Egg.
There is an element of poetry even in your comment Nalini.
ReplyDelete-everything perfect is not beautiful...and i'd say everything beautiful is not perfect either.!
Yes Harini, the journey to stardom is filled with emotional imbalances.
ReplyDeleteThanks SP. Yes, this just could be a real story for someone..who knows?
ReplyDeleteYes Nikita, agree. We will never factually know,as most news is doctored.
ReplyDeleteBut hey,there are true stories which need to be heard.!
yes... its amazing how people can be so cruel and apathetic at times. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteHey Gyanban ..great writing !! It made me sad,an instant connection was made...i call it power of words.
ReplyDeleteOne pays a very high price for the fame and power, but does it stop the others from following..
ReplyDeleteThe glare of the arclights blinds the followers to the ugly realities lurking in the shadows..
That was intense...felt the pain. Lovely writing.
ReplyDeleteBTW, There's something awaiting you in my blog. Pls do share my happiness and festive spirit...
Regds
Deepa
Well I am so glad you connected myroom. Welcome to scrambled egg.!!
ReplyDeleteYes couldn't agree more. ...behind one success story there are scores of tragic failures.
ReplyDeleteWell thankyou Deepa Gopal - and thank you for the award - you re most kind.I think you write quite well.
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