Suji is an introvert in class. Even though she wants to clarify her doubts on the subject or answer the questions of the lecturer, her mouth becomes dry and she becomes weak and couldn't talk. She always likes to stay away from the madding crowd.
It is very difficult for her to come out of the shell and habituate to the fast paced city college style.
All her friends ridicule her for her shyness.
Today is the annual day in her college, Suji dressed elegantly walking towards the party area with peppy music played in the background. Rajiv steps in front and pushes Suji on to the dance floor to tease her.
She is terrified when all eyes are set on her to take another opportunity to humiliate her. She let her hair down, closed her eyes to face the music and followed the beats setting aside her inhibitions. She danced on the floor like no one else is around. She never knew this would become her fifteen minutes of fame.
Linking this to #WordyWednesday with Phase prompts hosted by Shailaja from Blog-A-Rhythm.
Until next time,
It is very difficult for her to come out of the shell and habituate to the fast paced city college style.
All her friends ridicule her for her shyness.
Today is the annual day in her college, Suji dressed elegantly walking towards the party area with peppy music played in the background. Rajiv steps in front and pushes Suji on to the dance floor to tease her.
She is terrified when all eyes are set on her to take another opportunity to humiliate her. She let her hair down, closed her eyes to face the music and followed the beats setting aside her inhibitions. She danced on the floor like no one else is around. She never knew this would become her fifteen minutes of fame.
Linking this to #WordyWednesday with Phase prompts hosted by Shailaja from Blog-A-Rhythm.
Until next time,
Good on her! People take the silence for granted at times and try to humiliate. I hope she surprised Rajiv and the other classmates by dancing without inhibition. :)
ReplyDeleteYes Vinay, people take silence for granted and tease
DeleteThat is a good thing she did, follow your heart. I too wrote about music but not dancing. :)
ReplyDeleteNice Inderpreet, will surely drop by your site :-)
ReplyDeleteI felt for this poor girl as I've always been shy, too and get scared in certain social situations. Nice use of the prompts.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy, even I was shy till certain age.
ReplyDeleteNice when we overcome shyness and dance like no one is watching :)
ReplyDeleteYes Anitha, it's wonderful to dance as if no one is watching :-)
DeleteCan't wait to read what happens next.
ReplyDeleteI hope she gets respect and love from her classmates Ankita :-)
DeleteFascinating to see her take the bull by the horns and show that she's made of sterner stuff. Good job, Ramya.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shailaja :-)
DeleteIt's funny how even people who stammer can get on stage and be completely different - have no problems with delivering their lines or singing in front of large audiences!
ReplyDeleteI think, arts help us overcome some problems Corinne.
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