Tag: #natureateacher
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NaPoWriMo2020: Day3 – Let us out
Today’s prompt asks you to make use of our resource for the day. First, make a list of ten words. You can generate this list however you’d like – pull a book off the shelf and find ten words you like, name ten things you can see from where you’re sitting, etc. Now, for each…
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The teaching of the skies
I reworked on a poem that I had written a few years’ ago – 27/12/2016 to be precise. I was on a holiday in Vietnam. Hubby and me woke up in the morning while the rest slept in and we walked up to the beach, which was a 5 minute walk from the hotel in…
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Chandrakala- A short story
Meera sat on her bed and stared out of the window. This was ‘her’ time, at the end of the day. It was what had kept her going the past several years when she managed home and family with a demanding job. However, since she quit her job a few months ago, to everybody else…
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Three Butterflies
Wrote the below poem for the prompt “Butterflies” With heavy heart and tired feet I lower myself on the garden’s wooden seat Skies gray, vacant eyes and throbbing head Cluttered mind, filled with dread A squirrel scurries, I gaze ahead; silent, in its direction Pondering wistfully, adrift; a delightful distraction Ethereal creatures before me…
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Moonlight – Cycle of Life Unveiled
The poem below on the subject ‘Moonlight’ won the first prize. It was the perfect way to begin the harvest festival, Onam. This festival is celebrated by Keralites in India and abroad. While it is essentially a festival of Kerala, I’m sure a lot of people from other states and countries have enjoyed the ‘Onam…