The Van Winkle Reunion (Micro Fiction)

He found with utmost bewilderment every thing had changed. The houses had grown and were of brown stones. His eyes were searching the cedar tree which was in front of his house. A high walled manor caught his attention. He walked to it and was surprised after seeing the engraved name on the copper nameplate. A car, expensive one, entered the gate leaving a trail of dust smoke. After the smoke settle, he move to the gate and said the guard to let him meet the owner. Before the guard could revert back he heard, in a heavy young voice, “Papa…”

The picture of the Statue of Rip Van Winkle, Irvington, New York procured from Google

Friday Fictioneers 03/20/2017

gateway-jhardy

Photo Prompt J Hardy Carroll

18 responses to “The Van Winkle Reunion (Micro Fiction)”

  1. Delightful. I like a happy ending, even though my story this week doesn’t have one!

    Click to read my story

    Liked by 1 person

  2. That was a lovely take…

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Thanks for stopping by & reviewing my work…

      Liked by 1 person

  3. Dear Sangbad,

    I wonder where Rip was sleeping that his family couldn’t find him. Lovely story.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

    Like

    1. Washington Irving never mentioned that sadly…thanks for the review Rochelle

      Like

  4. it’s great how you put such big emotions into just a couple of words.

    Like

    1. a shy smiley…thank you…tumio ekta lekho…

      Like

Leave a comment