The Invisible Boards
A single moment of kindness turned a man’s anger into light, reminding him that every face hides a silent struggle we cannot see.
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A Better Me
A Lamp Instead of a Fire
Overall, this poem is about learning a gentler way to live. It honours ambition without worshipping it, values time without fearing it, and accepts the future without chasing it. It shows how maturity replaces fire with lamp-light, not less meaningful, but more humane.
It is a poem of arrival, not at a destination, but into oneself
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I Carried My Girlhood in a Small Bag
I left my childhood behind with a small bag in my hands, carrying love forward while my heart learned how to ache in two directions at once.
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The Gift Of Love: Someone Who Understands.
In a quiet yard, a little boy and a little puppy found each other through shared weakness and unspoken love.
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I Did Not Choose This Life, But I Loved It
Not bright enough to blind sorrow, but enough to walk by.
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I Lived Through Others
“I did not build a life that stood tall; I built a life that stayed. When love left and returned in different forms, I learned that shelter can be a destiny.” A nice story by Ignatious Antony
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Sing Like Birds
Sing Like Birds, written by Ignatious Antony, expresses his desire “I Want To Sing as The Birds Sing, Not Worrying About Who Hears Or What They Think. ”
O teach my heart this courage, pure and strong,
To live, like birds, and call that living a song.
Rockets, Space Missions, and The Gods
From Mercury and Apollo to Chang’e and Chandrayaan, humanity’s greatest machines still borrow their courage from its oldest stories, proof that even in the age of rockets, we travel by myth as much as by mathematics.
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The Day the Mousetrap Arrived
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
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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