This site is as about the inspiration I get, as I am designed to get, where faith and conviction are my two flowers, which receive light when asked to God.
The appearance,
Fooled many.
They thought,
It’s all good.
What did they know?
They knew he was an Ice cream seller.
But he turned out to be a business tycoon.
Now they were all left with their mouths hanging.
He flew throughout the world,
While they bought cones and sticks from one of his shops.
Ah! Appearance.
Adios!
Prosperous merchants.
Don’t often chant.
They only mean business.
As it is their finesse.
They have to come to rule.
But most of them have not ever studied in a school.
They know the minds,
And we know their kinds.
To get a discount from them,
Is heaven’s gift.
To make anything for free is nothing but bliss.
If you are a merchant then do be kind.
And if you aren’t then please don’t mind.
Prosperous merchants are everywhere,
In each town, city and streets.
Before they open their shop,
They do eat.
While selling their wares,
They sell their goods as the best,
And if asked “What’s the price?”,
The standard reply is-“Sir, only for you, ten percent discount or the price is the best.”
Prosperous merchants are everywhere.
Adios!
Splash a little water,
Make yourself happy.
Play a bit with it.
Then again splash a little water.
Have fun.
Splash a little on friends,
A little on family.
A little on your pets.
Be happy.
Water is after all life.
And life begets happiness.
And don’t forget to watch everyone’s astonishment and surprise.
Adios!
In their first match of 2019 cricket world cup, India defeated South Africa by six wickets.
South Africa by winning the toss, decided to bat first and scored 227 runs for 9 wickets.
In reply India scored 230 runs, losing only four wickets.
Well done, team India.
Adios!
My nest is high up in the Banyan tree.
It’s raining here and I am completely wet,
And the gusty wind is blowing.
I am scared about my nest.
I could not give it much support.
Before that I had to lay eggs.
Chicks are also maybe scared.
Today, I picked two- three sticks for my nest.
But I couldn’t clutch it in the heavy storm.
I am sitting at your window sill.
You are looking at me.
Feeling bad,
You are thinking, maybe with a dry towel,
You soak my water and give me some relief.
But you know?
God is standing here to take me to my nest.
Only he is waiting for the drizzle to stop.
People are also running helter-skelter.
The evening and the dark cover is also coming down.
Neon lights are lit on the streets.
From your window, I can fly till the next building.
Then for some time in the air,
To the nearby garage which they had newly made.
There I might have to stay for sometime.
Next I will fly to my nest.
I will carry this biscuit and bread for the supper.
And I will feed my chicks with them.
The Lord will watch on us.
I and my family will go to rest.
Morning, I hope, I will get some time to collect fresh food for my children.
There are men, who drop a lot of food.
If the day is bright,
It is fine.
Otherwise,
I will watch the rain from my nest.
Adios!
Before You Travel. 