THY ELOQUENCE

Sometimes in the wind of change, we find our true direction.  "Words are wind.  George R.R. Martin, A Feast for Crows. Wind  is blowing, I need to keep flowing. Breathing lonely, longing to be seen, This soul has also cognized days like these. Perhaps, this  wind  is of change? I was never from myself, so estranged. Strands of my hair moving with the  wind , Hurting my eyes, like thorns, each moment. Wind  has a soily smell, Maybe it was about to rain, for my heart was already pouring, Or Perhaps, it smelled of starting again. Like a light feather, I float again. I rise again. I rise again! -Ananya Shanker  © 2023 I think it must’ve been the wind, for now, I know that I need to soar high above all. The dreams that matter, the people I love and the wind of change. I shall rise, you shall rise. To anyone in trouble, everything is gonna be fine soon. Thank you for reading! 

   **Viewers discretion is advised.**   The following article contains instances of violence described and emphasized. She tried her best to avoid him, but to vain. That day, even the bustling street wasn’t standard enough to stop the Satan. 21 stabs were pushed through her. Movements so sudden, left no time to respond. Left no time to help, when after taking a look, people ideally walked by. Left no one to help when that skinny figure could have been easily overpowered by only two or three men/women out of twenty to thirties that crossed by. Satan was successful because each stab was meticulously prepared over a long period of time, and passively allowed by the spineless individuals moving through that partially-lit lane, which looked like it was filled with a lot of people, but not with men and women of conscience, of vigor; instead, those were people who had burned their souls long ago in the pits of desensitization that our modern civilization offers, people who hav...

“He is half my soul, as the poets say” A New York Times Bestseller and winner of 2012 Orange Prize for Fiction; the debuting novel of Madeline Miller is a warm and tender retelling of Homer’s Iliad filled with a punch of passion, romance, ambition, death and a good dose of drama. Set on the brink of a war that in future will be seen as the biggest event in the Greek mythology, The Song of Achilles is Miller's way of portraying a love so true that amidst all chaos is capable of transcending the soul. The book is from the perspective of a not so notable character in the Greek mythology, Patroclus; the gentle, brave and empathetic lover, an exiled prince who was banished from his kingdom, how he finds solace in his love for Achilles, a demi-god who fits the mold of a legendary ancient Greek hero, characterized and remembered by his pride, rage and invulnerability. The plot mainly rotates around the two contrasting heroes who become inseparable as the story progresses towards the...

Are you bored of monotonous current affairs webpages but still want to stay updated about the world?   Well , guess what !! Here's staying updated made fun ! Once upon a time, in the bustling capital city of India, the Prime Minister was scheduled for an important interview. The nation had been eagerly waiting to hear about the achievements and initiatives undertaken during his term as the leader of the country. As the interview commenced, the interviewer asked the Prime Minister to share some notable accomplishments.   With a confident smile, the Prime Minister began by mentioning how he had successfully transformed Kerala into the first fully e-governed state in the country. Through the implementation of advanced technology, the state had witnessed significant progress in various sectors, including education, healthcare, and governance.   The interviewer was intrigued and delved further, asking about the Prime Minister's efforts in utilizing artificial intelligence for ...