WOMEN

           Without them this world would never be as dazzling as it is now. They are the incarnation of kindness, affection, care, love…
           They are mothers. They are sisters. They are daughters. They are lovers. They are WOMEN.

You are not weak,

You are not small,

You can shine above all!

Believe me! You can do…

Believe me! I believe in you…

A joy of Triumph

             

              When I was dud at speaking "English", people (to be precise- my friends) always picked on me. Not everyone of course, but those who had posh accent and individuality, used to make me suss what my status was. I was literally poor compare to them. I had never been in a pub before, neither had a plush adventure.

Bright The Brightest!

“Mum, where’s daddy?  When is he gonna back?”

Piu asks her mum.

Soni’s hands get numb,

Her lips twitch, she can’t find words to react.

Her daughter just wants to know 

Where did her father go!

“He’ll come back, he’ll be here tomorrow!”

Soni murmurs choking down her sorrow.

Little Piu shuts her eyes with a smile of belief

Nothing to worry,

Her mother's with her – her beatific fairy!

Soni tucks her in, sees her off to the world of sleep!

You are STILL in me...

You don't remember, I do -

On our college bus, I just first saw you.

All seats were taken before you get in,

I gave you mine and that's how we begin....

I did love you though,

You didn't see!

Yes, it was long ago,

But you're still in me!!!

Water is precious, water is a gift. Without water, no life can exist!!

        One day on my way back from school, I encountered with an abandon tap gushing out water relentlessly. Somebody might have opened it for his benefit and forgot to turn it off.
        I was eleven then. My mind and heart were far more behind to taste the grudging air of our system. Maybe that's why, I couldn't stop myself to get in on the act.
        I tucked my bicycle in on one side and went to give that tap's mouth a rest.
        "Water is precious, water is a gift. Without water, no life can exist!" A teacher had told me a few days ago. I learned it and used it in a nifty way.
        "What's your name?" A disembodied voice hit me from behind.