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April is here! The month of April, often associated with the season of Spring and sunshine is credited with many firsts. Well, it’s the first month to have the length of 30 days. It is the first month of the new fiscal year. It also houses the first Zodiac sign- Aries! The month of … Read more
Life may not thrive expectedly, Reckon it as learning Road may not be even, Ascertain from pitfalls It may not always be sunny, Rejoice the rain and stars Friends may not always welcome you, Revere the silence and solitude Love may not reciprocate your feelings, Value the one who loves … Read more
Every human being, habitually or unintentionally, is quite possessive about his own self. This is evident from the amount of time one allocates to selecting own food or clothing or in maintaining health, career or relationships as well as on pursuing hobbies or passion. Not implying that this is a negative trait of any … Read more
When seeds of hard work Are sown in life’s soil When minerals of wisdom Add strength during turmoil When candor waters this plant And patience tills the field When perseverance is the air And faith offers sunlight The saplings of success Sprout on tree of life! Bearing fruits of joy, … Read more
Our past is responsible to a great extent in shaping our lives- our thought process, our conduct and our attitude. We must understand that life is a mixed bag for everyone. All of us are granted our share of happiness, struggles, pain and success. What we choose ourselves is: how we deal with it? Agony or … Read more
This post is in response to Limerick Challenge Week 35, hosted by Mind and Life matters. This week’s prompt is “trust”, which must be used in first, second or fifth line. Here’s my take on it: The race of life we ought to run It might be hazy, but soon it’ll be sun For … Read more
Life treats all of us differently; quite the same way, as we all tend to treat life differently.
All human beings have been blessed with one life. But each one of us has his own goals, desires, aspirations and attitude towards life. Thereby, all of us have our own unique way of dealing with problems.
The ship of my life was about to sink,
My courage abandoned me without a wink,
My future looked obscure, I could see no cure,
Yet my faith in Almighty was eternally pure!
Today, I have used a tool called “Lipogram”.
Lipogram is a kind of constrained writing in which you restrict the use of certain letters usually a common vowel. It is much more difficult to avoid common letters like E, T, or A, as the author/poet must omit many ordinary words.
In order to make it more challenging and interesting, I decided to use only one vowel “I”, throughout the poem. I hope that justifies the title “Sky is Limit” 🙂
Hope you enjoy reading it too!
Lately, I have been quite disturbed by the growing number of suicide cases among children. We read about these cases in newspapers everyday and feel upset for those few minutes but then get back to our routines. Have we ever tried to analyze the reasons for such actions?
Do we realize our responsibility as adults of this society to take steps to stop this act of weakness?
“Suicide”- the word itself creates shivers and numbness in our mind.
Then why are the teenagers of this so called sophisticated, modern, independent, solution oriented and technologically advanced society allured into it?