Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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Little is known about the origin of the word strawberry but it is believed that most likely the word comes from the Old English streawberige because the plant sends out runners which could be likened to pieces of straw.
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Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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We Indians are rather partial to Mangoes, are we not? For us that is the …
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When a pinkish-purple dawn breaks o’er my land dribbling down to kiss the heather laden …
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This story was written to a competitive prompt on #ArtoonsInn for the #Navarasa competition. Prompt …
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Today, if our next generation is failing then the onus of that failure is not on them. It is on us because we have failed both as parents and as humans. The question is, are we willing to open are eyes and do something about it?
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I will survive, like I always do… I’m down and out but still about My silent wounds still do shout My energy is sapped but will lives I may be tired yet ask, ‘what gives?’ In adverse tides, I learned to lay low In kinder instances, I learned to grow …
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On A rain sodden morn Under stormy overcast grey skies the winds are ominous, moaning, yelping, and shrieking their path through the statuesque pines howling and unleashing their onslaught Image – Will Swann via unsplash This poem has been written in a reverse nonet format. A nonet is a relatively …
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If I speak now, would you hear me? Would you really listen, cock an ear And put down your paper, turn to me And ask, ‘what is it? I’m all ears.’ If I speak now, would you look at me? Would you look at me, raise an eyebrow Smile …
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Sonal Singh On Sonal's Table
