Prologue
Every people is poised to become a writer. It's only he who let his imagination power to flow and nurture it with great care become a potential writer. Every one of us has a story to tell in his life. So let's just give a try and put as many lines as you can to continue this story which I have started.
Rule: There is one and only rule in this story writing that DON'T DRAW A CONCLUSION OR CLOSURE TO THE STORY AND LEAVE THE STORY WITH A CONJUNCTION LIKE: 'AND', 'BUT', 'THEN' etc..
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Here goes the first few lines from Haridas:
It was Friday night around 10:10 PM. I was returning home on the last Train from Rupsanipur .
As it was a chilled winter night the whole train was almost empty. I took an empty compartment and sat beside the window. Though it was very cold night I pulled up the shutter of the window and let the cold wind to flow over my face. I was feeling much better after such a long and hectic day and ……….
…….couldn’t resist myself to light a cigarette. With the first puff the smoke prompted various thoughts in my mind but I was not thinking any particular matter rather I tried to concentrate outside. I could not see anything due to darkness. Suddenly, I heard a low hoarse voice from my back, “Babu khidki bandh kijiye, bahut thanda aache” (please close the door, it’s too cold)..I was shocked a little bit as boarded the train finding it an empty compartment. “May be I have not checked my back seat so thoroughly, where a man laid”, I thought. I, then..
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