Rajesh Namase
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Some of the shortest stories

Seven very short stories with a lot packed into them, and one line at the end about friends that still lands ten years later.

An open hardback book with cream pages and a mustard cover, cut out over stacked violet bands on a grained lilac paper-collage ground

Some of the shortest stories, with a beautiful meaning. Must read.

  1. Those who had coins, enjoyed in the rain. Those who had notes, were busy looking for shelter.

  2. Man and God both met somewhere, both exclaimed, “My creator”.

  3. He asked, are you “Hindu or Muslim”. Response came, I am hungry.

  4. The fool didn’t know it was impossible, so he did it.

  5. “Wrong number”, said a familiar voice.

  6. What if God asks you after you die, “So how was heaven?”

  7. “They told me that to make her fall in love I had to make her laugh. But every time she laughs, I am the one who falls in love.”

We don’t make friends anymore, we add them.

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