The mouse sat alone, watching the empty farmyard.
From the crack in the wall, the mouse remembered his small voice running from one corner of the yard to another, carrying a warning that grew lighter each time it was passed on.
A trap does not end where it snaps.
A silence does not end where it begins.
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A Centaur, a Sandal, and a Fleece: Stories From Greek Mythology, written by Ignatious Antony , tells the story of a frightened king, a brave child, and a choice made in haste set a quiet promise in motion, one that would carry a boy from exile to destiny, guided by courage, kindness, and the will to return.
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“Lessons Not Taught in Medical School” written by Ignatious Antony, is a Nice story that tells “Sometimes the diagnosis is right, the advice is correct, and the story is still incomplete”
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The Hellhound of the Underworld: Stories from Greek Mythology, is the 12th Labour of Hercules.“Herakles faced monsters, kings, and even death itself, but his final lesson was about courage, choice, and the fragile gift of being human.”
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The poem “The Flame That Waits”, Written by Ignatious Antony, reminds us of something comforting:
You are not empty.
You are not broken.
You are simply waiting,
and the light knows when to come.
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The Apples of the Hesperides: Stories from Greek Mythology, written by Ignatious gives the message “With the golden apples glowing in his hands, Herakles learned that true strength is not found in defeating monsters, but in carrying responsibility, choosing wisdom, and walking forward even when the burden never truly lifts.”
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After the Matinee Movie, written by Ignatious Antony is a lovely story.”I walked out of the matinee believing it was just a film, not knowing it had already loosened something inside me. By nightfall, sitting alone in my room, I realised that some stories do not end on the screen,they quietly begin inside us,
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Eyes That Light the World, Written by Ignatious Antony teaches that beauty, fairness, and loveliness are not rare. They are everywhere. What is rare is the ability to see. To see requires softness. It requires faith. It requires the courage to remain open in a world that often encourages hardness. A lovely Poem
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This poem is not merely about a rocket.
It is about work, dignity, failure, and return.
By giving PSLV a human voice, the poem turns technology into something deeply personal. What is learnt from falling
returns with greater lift.
That line lifts the poem beyond aerospace and into life itself.
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Some reminders are not meant for today,
but for the person we are becoming.
A Letter to My Future Self
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