She, Who Holds Me Always She walks into my life the way a soft breezeSettles on tired leaves after a long summer day,Not loud, not bright, not demanding,Just a calm presence that knows where I hurt. My fears, once cold like dawn-temple stone,She warms with a touch soft as jasmine in first light.In my darker […]
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When My Dawn Turns Quiet I feel the hours slowing now,Like a candle learning how to rest.The pain has softened into silence,And I know my breaths are growing fewer. Mom, I think of you first.You held me like a sunrise, even tonight.You once said, “If life hurts, lean on my heart,”And I did – every
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When Love Begins to Sing”
Love is a game two can play, and both rise like dawn and win,
a soft tune blooming in the heart, sweeter than a violin.
Love is composed of one tender soul, breathing in two warm bodies,
like moonlight pouring into mirrors, yet glowing as one story.
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When love is valued, it glows like a hidden lamp in a silent room,
spreading warmth, trust, and a gentle forever through every bond.
The Honey of my Heart. A poem on Love and Life
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The Boy Who Dried Coconuts In The Sun. As a child, I worked beside Mani in my uncle’s coconut mill, watching him carry grief far heavier than coconuts. Even now, in old age, his quiet longing and Christmas tears still live in me.
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They hugged, and Dr. Stoddard whispered in Mrs. Thompson’s ear, “Thank you so much for making me feel important and showing me that I could make a difference.”
Mrs. Thompson cried and whispered, “Teddy, you have it all wrong. You were the one who taught me that I could make a difference. I didn’t know how to teach until I met you.”
“One kind word can change someone’s entire day, or even their life.”
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Empty Jar. Our lives may seem packed with tasks and responsibilities, but if we don’t make room for the things that truly matter, we risk losing sight of what’s important. It’s not about cramming in more tasks. It’s about ensuring the important things — the stones — are taken care of first.
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Life’s Richness: Why I Cherish Both Tears and Smiles. Have you ever wondered why life is such a mix of joy and pain, laughter and tears?
Why do we have moments that lift us up and others that bring us down?
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Ageing doesn’t mean fading into the background; or men, ageing gracefully is about adopting habits that radiate confidence, charisma, and timeless appeal.
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