Gayatri yearned for a red kanchivaram saree, but financial limitations crushed her dreams. After a joyful night, her daughter Reena found her unresponsive the next morning. The saree, mysteriously crumpled, serves as a poignant reminder of Gayatri’s love.
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Cages
The poem reflects on confinement and longing for freedom, highlighting the contrast between the past and present. It conveys a sense of despair while expressing hope for eventual reunification with loved ones amidst oppression.
A Genuine Excuse
A student, caught without his homework, contemplates various excuses to explain his situation to a strict teacher. Ultimately, he learns that impulsively crafting excuses leads to trouble, emphasising the importance of honesty and preparedness.
The Perspective
A girl who was walking on the roadSaw a homeless sitting beside where it had snowed“oh! Where do you live? Where’s your home?”Is what she asked, her eyes innocent and blue,Her gentle face, and eyes clear as dew“this road is my home where I walk, I roam”The homeless replied gruffly,“oh wow! So big! Mine’s onlyContinueContinue reading “The Perspective”
The Puzzle of Prophecy
“Thanks, Mom. Thanks, Dad” exclaimed Tom happily. His wish of having a 100-piece puzzle was fulfilled. The puzzle box had a red velvet cover which gave it a grand look. It was quite heavy and unusually decorated. He took the game to his room and spread it on the carpet. The puzzle had different picturesContinueContinue reading “The Puzzle of Prophecy”
The Kind Fool
I Went walking by the street. Stood in a queue to buy some bread. Felt a tug in my pocket and turned, then saw a man running with my wallet. “Stop!” I screamed and chased him. He looked back at me while running. He twisted his leg on a pothole and fell. I rushed andContinueContinue reading “The Kind Fool”
Mother
The narrative praises a mother’s unwavering support and unique philosophies. She instils values of forgiveness, respect, and perseverance, shaping her child’s character and passion for stories while urging them to empathise and appreciate life’s nuances.
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