I {heart} you Adam called her. “Hey Eve! The Love Story is out. I’ve bought a copy for me. I am done reading it and if you want, you can have it.” “The Love Story?”, she said eagerly, “Yeah, sure Adam, I so want to read it. When can I get it?” “Can we meet tomorrow at the Library?”, Adam asked her. “Cool! Thanks Adam”, Eve replied. — Adam … Continue reading I {heart} you
She was seated near the window and breathing in the fresh air, which touched her skin every now and then. Opening her bag placed next to her, she pulled out her diary and flipped through the pages, to stop across a page where a pressed, dried rose adorned as a bookmark. She felt its crisp, wrinkled petals which crushed into bits with every caress. Keeping it aside, … Continue reading Page no. 76
Aren’t we familiar with the “Where is my t-shirt Usha?”, “Mom, why did you put my jeans in laundry today?” questions? Well, many ladies will relate to this, I mean really MANY! When I read the post by Blogadda in association with Ariel, I too related to the sentences, word by word. The statistics compiled and provided by Ariel wasn’t too shocking as Women and … Continue reading Is Laundry only a womans’ job?
It was Sunday morning! I was extremely happy about the weekend as I had planned the evening out with my cousins. Everything seemed wonderful that morning- the sun-soaked curtains, the cool wintry breeze lingering through my room every now and then, the mirror! Ah! my mirror! I only progressed towards it, to see my face taken over by a big fat pimple! Oh my gosh! … Continue reading A wonderful Sunday
Women today are liberal, not only in views or approach, but from their soul too! I personally feel and affirm that yes, my potential cannot be labelled under one name. I am a multitude of personalities and calibre. I am more than just a feminine soul! I can define myself as a daughter, sister, nature lover, web-designer, blogger, hard-working human, feminist, author, poetess, god-fearing … Continue reading Things that define me! 🙂
The Prompt for the month of February organized by Writers’ Ezine is Red roses which would inspire anyone to write a love story or something which holds the meaning of love for them. Not following the usual notion behind the roses, I dedicate this prompt and my poem- Red paper roses to all those aged people in our lives who at this stage only thirst for love. … Continue reading Red paper roses
This post won the ‘Prompt of the Month’ contest hosted by WritersEzine.com Siddhartha Gautama Buddha was a sage on whose teachings Buddhism was founded. His guidance and discipline influenced many individuals who wished to find peace in their lives. He is an epitome of immortality as his teachings and sayings are still imbibed in many hearts and practiced still to seek peace and solitude in their … Continue reading The Sage of immortal words
Childhood is indeed the best part of one’s lifetime. It is the phase in which we spread happiness in everyone’s life. Innocence, playfulness, laughter, smile, fun is what we can define Childhood. And an integral part of this beautiful phase are Nursery Rhymes! Children are always engulfed in enacting those rhymes, whether it be while at play or when visitors come home. Nursery Rhymes contain short … Continue reading Childhood Memories
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