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The Song That Refused to Fade
9 April 2026
A short story. On a quiet evening in a forgotten garden, two trembling voices sang an old song, and in that fragile melody, a young man witnessed a love so deep that even time had failed to silence it.
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The Road After Goodbye
"The Road After Goodbye", A poem by Ignatious Antony, captures the quiet walk after a funeral, where the world looks unchanged but every step is ...
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A Lullaby of Love and Light
"A Lullaby of Love and Light", A poem by Ignatious Antony, Sleep, My Daughter Please close your eyes now, my little one. Do not cry. ...
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The Yes We Never Said
"The Yes We Never Said", Poem by Ignatious Antony speaks about a quiet kind of love. It reminds us that not all feelings need words. ...
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Signed by Time
Signed by Time - A poem written by Ignatious Antony on the theme of , growing older is not about losing anything important. It is ...
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The Chair Before the Door
The Chair Before the Door A chair left facing the doorkeeps expecting a shadow,like a cup holding warmthlong after the tea is gone.The room breathes ...
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On an Onam Day
Every festival has two stories, the one we celebrate, and the one we carry silently It was an Onam day. The sun was already high.Morning ...
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“One Complete Year”
“One Complete Year” The carpenter came seeking a chair,a place for a crown to rest,but the forest breathed like an ashram at dawnand offered him ...
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The Tree That Asked for Spring
The Tree That Asked for Spring: The carpenter did not cut the tree at once; instead, he lent it time, and the tree learned to ...
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The Room With One Window
The Room With One Window Joseph Mathew was admitted to the hospital just before midnight. At that hour, the corridors were hushed, as if even ...
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A Perfect Speech, One Minute Too Early
A Perfect Speech, One Minute Too Early I still remember that evening very clearly.It was the send-off meeting for our parish priest. The meeting was ...
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