My First Teacher
a loud wail and I stepped into the world unknown faces, mysterious words scared was I, frightened with all the glare clutching the tail of your drape I roamed in my little palace trying to introduce myself to my toys, with each passing day you taught me how to be me, you taught me […]
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Thank Goodness!
She tossed her curly mop. The frizzy thing of keratin (and some moss). She needed a haircut, badly. Yet, she dared not visit a saloon, even till Unlock.20! She wondered why the folk mourned, About being in pyjama bottoms, she loved them so. She destested makeup that highlighted her ‘forever-acne’. Was content sporting a head […]
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Natasha Sequeira
Stairway to Happiness
I often wonder how the fragile petals easily carries the weight of the butterflies, gaily dances to the tunes of flirty breeze, the silent kiss of the colourful insects sends an electric passion rushing through the stems; giving birth to an eternal craving spreading mirth from leaf to leaf rendering the flower a silken blush, […]
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