When I was a Child - Unique Approach

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I didn't see what's wrong, 

I didn't support any wing,

I walked where my heart lead, 

When I was a child I didn't had any enemies.

I didn't look at labels or deals,

I didn't go out only to shop,

I wore which was comfortable, 

When I was a child I loved everything.

I didn't worked for money,

I didn't walked for honey,

I just played till I exhausted, 

When I was a child I had peaceful night.

I didn't expressed each time,

I didn't say a word sometimes,

I just hugged my dear ones,

When I was a child I simply loved everyone.

I didn't had any balance sheets,

I didn't think to cheat,

I just made many friends,

When I was a child I had fun time.

As we grow up we forget the unique and simple way of approach to life which children's have. Let's take resolution on this Children's day to atleast have childlike approach sometimes

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@Sonal

Open Letter to #DearZindagi - Best Buddy Yet a Stranger

Dear Zindagi,

Hi! How are you doing? This letter is quite different as if I would write to someone else then my first question generally is – “How is LIFE treating you?” but it’s you so I would like to know how I am treating you. Haha…Tricky question, Isn’t it?

LIFE (Zindagi), you are like a stranger yet soul connected because when I feel I have completely understood you, you show me your yet another shade. It leaves me completely awestruck and give the zeal to try my best to deal with the situations you put forth.

You have multiple names and each person have their own style of addressing you. At times with hue and cry, sometimes with peaceful soul and also sometimes irritated. How do you manage with varied emotions of all? You have multiple comparisons too, (God! I would be lost if it happened to me) from Balance Sheet to Water, from Electronic Gadget to a plateful meal. But still you keep showering your magnificent aura and charm the person.

Visionary Path by PM Modi

All eyed on his strategy for many days,
few with doubt but many with hopeful rays.

Step by step the decisive team accelerated,
on the path which led to strong initiative.

Gamy comments never blocked his vision;
only the bull’s eye was seen in unison.

Halting was not in his to do list,
there came the awaited positive twist.

All applauded his powerful stand;
only a group was left with empty hands.

Rising faith says we will shine brighter,
each joining to do their tasks steadier.

Dream of decades taken a righteous path;
once it seemed a far fetched tedious task.

The black haze now started to clear,
and every citizen can now proudly cheer.

The wave of change has begun,
happiness loom have started to spun.

Many faithful hands will join you leader,
to revive the long lost cheer.

 

Book Review: Bhrigu Mahesh PhD, The Witch Of Senduwar by Nisha Singh

Book Cover:
The cover is simple depicting forest on fire and title of the book is written in simple font.

About the Author:
Nisha Singh is a crime fiction enthusiast who has written short stories for National Print Magazine and has contributed to a variety of online publications. Nisha is a prolific reader and writer and resides in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Story Line:
Story line revolves around the murder mystery set in Senduwar village, which is solved by Bhrigu Mahesh. Bhrigu Mahesh is a private detective who visits his village with his columnist friend and associate Sutte. Jayanti Devi requests Bhrigu to take up case of his son’s death. He takes up the case and unfolds many more chapters of Senduwar village and finally frees everyone from curse of witch. Story moves forward and each person is taken as suspect by Bhrigu and till end readers will keep guessing who murdered Malthu, an innocent boy.