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NaPoWriMo2022 Prompt - Light It Blue/ For the Blue Rose/s - World Autism Awareness Day

A Roseate Sonnet based on the Prompt 'Brush and Wind'

Dreams bring us a smile and Nightmares terrify us. Some dreams are warm and some are full of love. Have you ever had a dream that you can't

The scenes from a window on a rainy day are enchanting. And, the company of a loved one makes everything more special.

Autumn looks pretty dressed in red and gold. Catch her peeping through windowpanes and wishing sweet dreams to little creatures.

How does a cat voice her love for her human? Read to find out. You'll be amazed for sure by the monologue in malapropisms.

Can a chair revive happy childhood memories? Definitely! A prompt for TSL's NaPoWriMo2021 strongly brought back happy memories and hence...

These poetic lines are penned on a NaPoWriMo21 prompt. I'm sure the innocence of these children will seem familiar in some way or the other.

The love a sister weaves into the thread she ties on her brother's wrist makes it so special. Read this poem which celebrates that sacred bo

It's been 75 years since we gained independence. But are we truly free?

Have you ever thought of the  Rain as a possessive yet momentary lover? Read this poem to find out why the poet says so. 

Here's wishing all friends happy memories and a beautiful friendship day!

This short poem speaks about the joy her lover's smile and laughter brings to her.

This poem speaks of longing for the one you love when the rains make an appearance.

This poem, a Roseate Sonnet is written on a prompt given by Dr. Ampat Koshy for TSL's NaPoWriMo2021. The Prompt is - A Place on the Body

This haibun describes a beautiful journey of love as the gulmohar blooms, the peacock calls and the monsoon makes an appearance.

Have you seen cats napping? This poem is for all those who cat lovers as well those who are not. Read and smile!

This poem written for TSL's NaPoWriMo2021 based on a prompt (The Hymns of the Night) celebrates the hope and joy of Resurrection Sunday!

The house sparrows are slowly disappearing. On this World Sparrow Day read a poem I penned on a sparrow who visited me.

The Moon looks down at the elves and fairies as they awaken from their flowery beds at night and hasten to a ball with their King and Queen.