“I can’t believe the amount of muck being uncovered in the scandals.”
“The beautiful door which covered it has been forced open. You know why?”
“Tell me ….”
“It is smaller than the hole it was supposed to cover, and the winds blowing outside are gusty. I can say that a storm was brewing for long…..”
“Is it an architectural omission?”
“It is a societal error – of breeding perceived inequality. Ominously, the door built to cover tracks turned out to be less equal. They hadn’t anticipated the force. The chickens have now come home to roost.”
“Power to the winds!”
Reena Saxena 
Reminds me of trying to tell the difference between real and fake news.
As the newspaper blows in the wind like tumbleweed…
Nicely done.
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Thank you so much!
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Very creative interpretation, love it.
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Thank you, Bernie!
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You are very creative Reena. I love the bit of mystery in there as well. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks a lot, Helene!
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We often attempt at covering up mistakes with false covers. Most of the times, the covers aren’t particularly tailored and hence have risks of exposing those ghastly mistakes. And no matter how hard we try, the skeletons of the past keep tumbling out.
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It works to the benefit of some, and detriment of others.
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Lovely, Reena!
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Thanks, Jordan!
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