Poem from my International Emily Dickinson Award-winning poetry book—Scattered Leaves
I’m left here, alone, to stay.
Poem from my Emily Dickinson Award-winning book—Scattered Leaves
A Thought
A bit of flirt
A bit of infidelity
A bit of lie
A bit of truth
A bit of love
A bit of hate
A bit of pride
A bit of simplicity
A bit of pomp and show
A poem from my poetry book, Scattered Leaves, received Emily Dickinson Award
Life is always
Full of ups and downs but
It is full of magic
Always enchanting inspiring
I don’t know why.From my book Frozen Moments—Poverty is the biggest crime.
Few people pretend to serve humans and humanity to use them and their necessities. It has been the same for centuries and will stay the same forever. When people were buying and selling people, they never felt guilt for their inhuman acts or remorse for their actions. Even today, in the name of democracy, they divide people based on caste, creed, and religion for political gains. One can see people with these thoughts in different colors and dresses in every society.
Preface of my book: Overcoming Loneliness
In today’s interconnected world, it might seem paradoxical that loneliness continues to permeate our lives. We are more digitally connected than ever before, with social media platforms and messaging apps at our fingertips. Yet, many of us grapple with a profound sense of isolation and disconnection.
