Creative Writing- The Wounded Seagull

In Cristina's vast, dark, discolored world, there seems to be nothing that she can feel as freely as possible, as she sits at the doorway and is immersed in all the surroundings around herself. She has a sense of unity with nature. But this is not enough to calm the desire for freedom. She always saw the glass half full, but it was still empty, and there seemed to be nothing filled with the hollow patch. Christina became a disabled person due to the aggressive polio attack at the age of two.

She grew up in Pasadena and received her ingenious writing class in the third year and she sang the love of writing in Rashmi's heart. Studying back to India and writing essays seems to temporarily hinder her creativity. However, the typographical errors came back to the second year of the university. Finally, her 41st entry was posted in Times of India. From that time on, she regularly contributed to different newspapers / magazines and wrote almost 100 articles. After graduation, she is ready to join the Times of India as a journalist. However, the "curse of the middle class" also broke her ambition. She is expected to stick to the "tested" way

In her dream, she saw a seagull in the window frame outside the window. Seagull quickly hit the glass, but the smallest chipmun fearing to open it, watching seagulls like birds, and the birds often ate rodents. Seagull was indignant, summoned a beggar, and begging for the smallest chipmunks to open the window. The smallest Chipmunk was walking towards the window. The danger was close by. Of course she will not open it: it will be dangerous. But do you want to see the gulls in more detail?

This is another example. Nat stuffed the bloody dead birds in the cracked windowpane of the window and became the inspiration for the surreal image of the seagulls on the window of the Danfoss bedroom. Seagulls may easily remind you of the sensual depiction of San Sebastian's artist who is martyred! However, it was the filmmaker who added the fluffy glass details closer. This is an image of a bird in a cage like a love bird in a movie. And, of course, this film is full of glass, first mentioning Melanie's mischief and seeing a broken glass window ... (98)