Beneath the moss cover A realm lies undercover Where fairy tales unfold There are messages to uncover Pic Credit: AR Sara The opening in the wall Offers a wistful view, a soul call An alternate possibility forsaken On the other end messages stand tall What could have been Had we paid heed To the life
“What does freedom mean to you?” The question was directed at the kids during an annual Independence Day event. The kids eagerly made a beeline to the stage taking turns to deliver well-crafted lines combined with powerful quotes from freedom fighters. It made an adult in the audience wonder aloud, starting off an enthusiastic discussion
Click here for Part One In the words of Henri Cartier-Bresson, “Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again.” Think about this. You are sitting in a park, surrounded by a bunch of maple trees, and you
Continued from Part One She dreamt of riding across the sky in a beautiful chariot with him, into the wee hours of the day. At the break of dawn, the bright rays of the sun touched her face, barely filtered by the heavily brocaded curtains. She woke up with a start as her delicate skin
This story begins like any other. Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away lived a young princess. She was as beautiful as she was fragile and pale. Her almost translucent skin easily burned, when exposed to direct sunlight, keeping her indoors all through summer. It made her crave the ambience of the vast
