Saturday, June 18, 2005

A quick tale 32

A question of love

All her friends fell in love and married their lovers. Her parents found her a match. For a while she wondered why no one had ever loved her enough to ask her to marry him. But soon got over it. The man she married made a good husband. They had children and grew old together. This must be love then, she told herself.

20 comments:

Random Access said...

All the emotions are brought out in a sooper fashion...Yet another one this time around :)

Random Access
The search has just begun !!!

Shammi said...

Yup... that is love, too.

Anjali said...

wow.My post too is on love'smany facets,This Qt also is one of love's many angles I presume.Lovely ammani.

Eroteme said...

Aaaah! The irrelevance of love to marriage and conversely... Well captured. Really.
I wonder if people realise this in their lives and see a goat for a goat and a buffalo for one... ;-)

KRTY said...

Someone commented on thennavan's blog.. thot it relates here.

worlds shortest love story..
"Will you Marry me ?"
"No.."
And they lived happily every after.

btw - qt32 very nice.

Lost in trance... said...

What is love, if it aint understood?

DR said...

How true! "Happiness is not having what you want. It is wanting what you have."
All of us yearn to be loved... and it's good that your story's character realized that she had received her share of love in the end!
I was just curious to know about your reading habits - so, I've tagged "U".

Anonymous said...

Some marry the ones they love.
Rest love the ones they marry.

Anonymous said...

> Rest love the ones they marry.

Or delude themselves that it is love.

hari said...

Hi Ammani,

That is the best form of love. And you have mentioned in a beautiful manner. Keep going.

Anonymous said...

Hi Ammani,
its amazing to see what you could do in few sentences..... most of your tales shows how much deeply you are connected to your roots....
Keep it going.

Balakumar said...

Comment by Anon "... most of your tales shows how much deeply you are connected to your roots..." - VERY well said!

NS said...

very matter of fact, and lovely..:)

Prabha said...

Hi Ammani,
First time here!!
Very nice short stories!!!:)

dinesh said...

Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't..but if she thinks it is, then it is indeed !
Love's often projected like a one word answer and it's hardly that simple ! One thing I don't quite understand..you agreeing with her when she thinks that's love ? or are you chiding for thinking that it is ?

AF said...

Hi Ammani,
Very well written, since the emotions are so well brought out. Very touched by this QT.
You rock Ammani! as I always say.

Take Care
AF

Krish said...

OT, you may want to delete the other blog you have or at least modify it (if you recall our email conversation about punaippeyargal) :-)

tris said...

I know everyone loves your quick tales but could you take the time to finish your post about why you fell out of love with Chennai, please :-)

And all the short-shorts fans, don't get mad, I think some of them qualify as poems/kavyam mmyself.......

Anonymous said...

Hi Ammani,
I admire your blog, no random ramblings.... to the point always.... Nice work keep it up :-)

ConcentricCircle said...

and she may still be wrong...! Who knows what true love is! The "glass is half full" types believe that what they have is true love, while the "glass is half empty" types believe that what they do NOT have is true love.

In the end, marrying a person you know is just an insurance against the 'unknown'. Nothing more and nothing less.