The mud house
It was a hot sultry afternoon. I was alone in my home. Despite having a sumptuous meal I felt unnaturally low .I lost count of the number of times I found myself infront of the refrigerator with its door open , relieving myself from the heat, wondering if I could fit inside it and eventually cursing my giant human size.Soon the power went off and and my airconditioner turned back into it's normal self like a cursed soul bearing the leftovers of my unhealthy diet.I decided to get out of my concrete house once it started to act like an oven.
I
came out and sat on the stairs that lead to my home. The sky was charmingly
cloudy with all the beautiful shades of blue and black with some bearing sliver
outlines like a metaphor. The plant pot that was hung was still as a statue
with no sign of life , indicating the absence of wind.
A
cool breeze blowed ,calming my body and building on my anticipation for a
possible rain. And in a minute it started to rain soothing the dry soil and
even more barren minds. Along with the
water flowed
away the erstwhile
uneasiness, filling the chasms with the bliss. Me being a romantic decided to
enjoy the rest of the rain drinking a cup of coffee. So I went back to make a
cup of coffee for me.
When the rain finally stopped I went out again and sat on the same stairs . I was chilling in my own company when all of a sudden I remembered about that ant. I looked down the stairs hoping to find the mud house but only to find it gone. The mud house was lost in the rain. The uneasiness that I felt earlier seemed to creep its way back to me. I felt sad. What if the ant that bit me came to seek help, to protect their house from the rain.? The ant that bit me might be dead right now. I stood there looking for any ants but there was none.
When
I turned around to go back to my house.
Something bit my foot again. But this time the pain was intense. I looked down
in hope of seeing the ant. But instead I saw a scorpion. Aghast...
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