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.
Tributaries,
Are a wonder of nature.
From a river,
Either big or small,
Flow around the laid said path,
Quenching the thirst and needs of millions who come in her way.
Sometimes, a tributary makes new paths and way,
It is the beauty and miracle of the lord that,
He blesses the humanity,
Though they are much far apart.
Like a tributary, Lord himself is unknown,]
Who knows?
One day,
When he might show himself,
Beholden in his majestical wooden throne.
Adios!
Decide to run.
Decide to sing.
Decide to rock,
Decide to rule.
Don’t be a mule.
Be happy and say aloud-
“It’s my day and I shall make myself proud.”
Adios!
A Third time pass,
Of Higher Secondary Exams.
Decided to be a graduate.
He graduated with full marks.
He even became a post graduate.
And got married.
Yet, the memories of passing his second time haunted him.
Now he has decided to become a teacher in his part time,
So that he could do wonders for his students,
And teach them the subjects properly.
He further decided,
To take up teaching as a full time job,
And retired with his head held high.
Ain’t so bad for a person,
Who was once ridiculed for being a third time pass.
Adios!
Buttered bread is the passion of my dreams.
My morning simply lights up,
On envisioning it.
A plate of full of breads,
With a single layer of butter applied on it.
And if Ma puts some jam on it,
Then, any dance form will be short of expressing my happiness.
God, is truly merciful.
In less is his beauty.
Adios!
A boy had a small part in a drama company.
He would work there as an apprentice.
He was called Bob.
Bob became my friend.
His mother and father were both actors,
And there was an elephant in the zoo,
Who was quite famous.
Bob asked his parents to take him to the zoo on his birthday.
His parents agreed.
I didn’t tell him that the man of the zoo was my friend.
When Bob’s birthday arrived,
He didn’t know that he was in for a surprise.
He went there with his parents,
But the exhibit where the elephant was usually kept was empty.
Bob was about to look crest fallen,
When he heard the trumpet sound from his back.
Bob turned back and saw that the elephant was wearing a birthday cap,
And had extended his trunk to wish Bob a happy birthday.
A big party had been arranged at the zoo.
The giraffe, the birds,
The lions, the tigers,
Each and everyone chimed him to wish him a happy birthday.
The elephant chomped on a bunch of bananas,
And after a while he was taken back to his exhibit.
Bob had his best birthday ever.
He went to become a zoo keeper himself.
Adios!
Before You Travel. 