The Bird and the Mountain – Man of Wisdom Tells Stories Part 1
The crane’s last wound had almost healed now. It left a long scar on her belly. Now she was ready to fly and make an attempt one more…
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The crane’s last wound had almost healed now. It left a long scar on her belly. Now she was ready to fly and make an attempt one more…
Read moreImage Courtesy- Hope Against Cancer, Hope for Cancer Research Charity, Leicestershire & Rutland’s local Cancer Research Charity Each year 4th of February is celebrated as “World Cancer Day”…
Read more“Now is the time to start living the life you’ve always imagined for yourself.” We’re in the last quarter of 2017 and 26 days of November have already…
Read moreHiding from my wife and children, I secretly walk out of the house; I can’t resist the feeling that this smoking arouses. I light up the cigarette every 20…
Read more“He that has energy enough to root out a vice should go further, and try to plant a virtue in its place.” ~Charles Caleb Colton This is part…
Read moreHas this thought ever came into your mind? When you looked up in the Night? The falling rain as the tears of the sky? The loud thunders as…
Read moreI was inspired to write this not serious, rapid poem (took about 20 minutes) after seeing the true map of solar system. I highly recommend you to go and see…
Read more“No evil propensity of the human heart is so powerful that it may not be subdued by discipline.” -Seneca I am trying to be more disciplined myself as I…
Read more“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” -Frederick Douglass This is something I’m not very much familiar with or write about but I’ve…
Read moreIn the Ancient Indian scripture Kathopanishad, there is a verse spoken by Lord of Death to the child Nachiketa that describes the dilemma that we all often face: of…
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