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A short and witty poem on women which we all will surely admire!
Don’t raise your eyebrows when you see her acting differently. When she is caught staring bewildered at the gulmohar Lost in thoughts And in a parallel world of words Of her own. Don’t disturb her as she empathises with the faceless mannequins Glistening in bright hues And sparkling sequins. Don’t accuse her of her indifference to the shopping spree. She’s broken… And this is her way of mending herself.
Prabha Prakash is a Chartered Accountant, presently working with EY. Her first collection of poetry, “Lost Monsoon” was published by Writers’ Workshop, Kolkata in 2018. She is the recipient of the Reuel International Prize for read more...
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Dear brides-to-be,
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What parents never do, despite doing everything…
Parents do everything for their children- everything that’s within their rights and limits. From teaching good values to ensuring the best quality education, from enhancing their overall persona to providing them with all facilities possible.
But, there’s a but… there’s this one thing they forget or miss doing. That is listening to their child’s feelings, trying to understand what they feel.
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