The Maze

Posted on by Bulbul

I had to take down this story as it has been published at The Creative Post. You can still read it here for free.

Published by Bulbul

A young writer from India who has loved stories since she was able to understand one. Now, she tries weaving them herself.

7 thoughts on “The Maze”

  1. “He missed it when the Master told them to take it easy out there; he missed it when the Master told them that this will be the best thing ever happened to them but only if they cared for it, only if they could look for little things, only if they do not forget to enjoy it whole heartedly; he missed it when the Master told them to remember at all times that it was just a maze, not to be taken too seriously; he missed it when the Master mentioned to always remember that the awards and treasures they collected were just for the maze only, they cannot take them away with them. He missed it all and probably most of the people standing with him missed it along with him.”

    Wow Akanksha, very good parable… and reminder for us all. 💗🙌

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    1. Wow! I can’t believe you found this, I wrote it a loooong time back. It is actually my 2nd/3rd story after I started writing.
      So glad to know that you were able to enjoy it.
      Thank you so much for the kindness, dear. And it is good to hear from you, I have been away lately so haven’t been in touch. I hope you are doing good.
      Love & hugs dear. 💕🤗🙏

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      1. It was easy in WP Reader, just went to your blog and skimmed down the list of articles to the first. :)) Five-second transporter tool! :)) You are very welcome, and no worries, I have had a lot to do offline too, so haven’t been around WP quite as much. Lots of love to you! 💗😊🌷

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  2. I just love your writings. You are so artistic with your words.
    I loved the references that you made here. Really enjoyed it. A very good message.
    Keep it up!!

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