Not Good Enough
I look in the mirror And what do I see? My crown of brown Speckled with white. Eyes sunken into the skull, Spider webs stretched across my face, Lines around the mouth Where emotions rest – A smile, a frown, a thin line of dissent. Lips that move to soothe, To kiss and caress, Or…
Random Gyan #21: Freedom
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Random Gyan #18: Loss of Life
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We Are The World Blogfest #WATWB: The Two Facets of Power
It’s the last Friday of this week and last Friday’s are always a reminder for me to spread the love and light; help this world in some small way to make it a better place. That is the motto of #WATWB and I’m proud to be a part of it. You can be a part…
TPC Romance Week, Guest Post #3: Learning the act of – ‘Loving You Deliberately’
Dear Readers, Happy Valentines Day to you all! I hope you’re with your loved ones spending a quiet, cosy, or a busy and bubbly time with them. Do not limit your love to only those you love. Spread it to your community. Help bring warmth, love, compassion and peace to anyone and everyone. That’s the true…
Retail Therapy
Originally posted on The Perfectly Imperfect Bunch:
Bling me up Coz I can’t think straight. Lace me up In Victoria’s secrets. Those flounces of silk Beckon; I seek refuge In those folds near-divine. I dole out the paper In return for the glam and shine. There’s a truckload of gunk On my wrinkly facade. It…
Manufactured God
Once upon a time, glorious man ruled this world, Blessed he was with brains, beauty, knowledge & culture. Till throw away all his bounty he did, And enslave himself to his own creation sordid – Money. Now money determines what and where we read, Or if we’ll end up as bums on the street. Money…
WHY SARCASM DOES NOT MAKE YOU WITTY
Originally posted on Candles Online:
“She’s so fat even a hippo would look slimmer than her.” “I thought I was looking at a blackhole!” “Dodos aren’t extinct. I’m looking at one.” “Looks like the waiter went off to grow those coffee beans.” And the quintessential Indian snark – “Arey kahan mar gaya?” (Where did you go…
Relationships
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