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Ayesha Umar February 12, 2008
#11 Posted by verve on April 8, 2008 1:53:55 am
Re: # 10 Just a recurring dream. Not all stories have good endings! But will try :)
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#10 Posted by saadya on April 7, 2008 11:55:41 pm
what was the link of Father's death with the story ??????
can u explain it??
can u explain it??
#9 Posted by saadya on April 7, 2008 11:54:24 pm
Re: # 8
great .I am impressed.u r ayesha???
please make next time a good ending :)
great .I am impressed.u r ayesha???
please make next time a good ending :)
#6 Posted by verve on April 6, 2008 9:59:11 am
Re: # 5 I have read some of the best contemporary literature in both Urdu and English and I have noticed that the writer basically likes teasing readers by ending the story when the reader wants to know more hence leaving the reader with so many questions. The good story I believe is which makes you think even when it finishes.
So you have got the point it is all an illusion of the protagonist. A lovelorn who knew this lady but eventually lost her and now they meet only in imagination. “She keeps coming back to her…”
So you have got the point it is all an illusion of the protagonist. A lovelorn who knew this lady but eventually lost her and now they meet only in imagination. “She keeps coming back to her…”
#5 Posted by saadya on April 6, 2008 5:05:41 am
I like this piece of writing
but iam confused
was there hope in the end or not
please clearify that
what is writers point on that???
hope or desperation or some illusion
but iam confused
was there hope in the end or not
please clearify that
what is writers point on that???
hope or desperation or some illusion
#1 Posted by Achilles80 on February 23, 2008 10:47:05 am
Consistently fascinating, it is an almost voluptuous pleasure to read, a hell of a good story.
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