The Wrong Choice?

“It’s a wrong choice by them,” we said. “The branch might fall. They’d be thrown off their nest!” Some trees fell; some branches broke. With my children we’re worry lot. Why not they chose a bigger branch or twigs to live? We aren’t ornithologists or bird watcher before. We’re sitting on the glass-covered patio of

Don’t Give Up; Don’t Give In!

When we wanted to give up; we’re really trying to live a life. We are measuring our life with every bit of measurement in every possible angle. Yet we measured our worth with the conclusion being self-driven. There are times when we, actually, aren’t able to see the bright side of life. So, we’re ready

The Healing Rays after the Clouds

While putting out, here writing, about few of my physical frailties I’m often mistaken. My intention was more of relating the Amazing Grace of God, only with which we’re not consumed. Every morning, the Sun of Righteousness rose, with healing in its rays. And it’s been a while now, since I wanted to keep all

When The Church Bell Doesn’t Ring

The days are unusually calm, some ten miles away from the nearest town. Just the plain sight of the church and the bell on top the small hill gives us comfort. No one ventured out of the guarded limit. It’s threatening to one’s life to simply venture out of the small and hilly village. ‘Tomorrow’s

When the Music Evanesces

It’s only yesterday evening since the western musical night took place. We’re still in hungover mood from yesterday’s. But now we’re back in the hills and fields resuming work at a stone’s throw distance each. When a friend started a line from one of yesterday’s song, friends help him sing, humming along the greenery of

When Life’s NOT Happening

‘Me too, I didn’t want it this way,’ said me. The boring looks on our face says it all. Life’s not happening in the moment. ‘It’s alright. But I wish you get well soon….’ ‘Yeah, the time will surely come.’ We used to play football in the park, ride bicycles in the nearby driveway, in

Grass after the Rain

Most of the time, it was hot and dry here. The monsoon rains, each year, is the one we are eagerly waiting for. The fauna and flora inhabiting the area are also waiting for the rain. Grass in the corner of gardens, parks, and pavements appeared lifeliess in the dry spell of the year. But

Someone Like Us

It’s a thing of the past; I would like to say, but not yet. The time hasn’t come yet; it must be near. And that’s how reassurance goes in the middle of suffering epilepsy. So today, let’s talk a bit of epilepsy and being epileptic. This chronic neurological disorder caused pain, burning sensation, seizures, mild

Lean on Him

Lean on Him, As you make your plans. Lean on Him, When your plans doesn’t work. Lean on Him, As He’s fulfilling your plans. Lean on Him, As you’re in deep waters. Lean on Him, When you’re lost, blank-minded. Lean on Him, When the light got dim at the end of the tunnel. Lean on

Nothing to Say

Today, I have nothing to say, nevertheless I write this piece. Yes, I have no good or intended to be good message to convey at this moment. Few days ago, I’m trying to put something out. But, as I revisited my notes, it became too abstract for me remembering the way I wanted to say

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