What you feel is all you are!

How do you think, a teacher’s tribe was born, Unaware we are, nonetheless no martyr we mourn. She possesses the wonder of ten heads working at a time, Tending to answer the queries of curious minds, with an attitude as rime. All of her tribe are experts at doing everything efficiently and ranking as one, Save some novices, who may be jack of all, master of none. Her hands reach out to the four extremes of behaviours of her students, At times eight, to coax and convince pestering parents. The whole of her dedicates, to the well-being of her students to be rightly led, By the mercy of the Saviour, on the cross whose heart bled.

Here is a story, I narrate, Sure of which I am, many of you relate.         Fondly I remember, of a childhood I had,             Where we had cognitive development, sans an IPad. Psychomotor skills, were developed naturally, Sadly which are now, imposed forcefully.               Pe aceful and calm, were our composure,            Contrary to what we face today, constant pressure. Memories were recorded, in diary and slambook, As opposed to today, where we store them on Facebook.             There is a huge difference, between now and then,            The present day, that’s losing connection with pen. Carefree w...

CORRUPTION – The minute we hear this word, we are reminded of the politicians flooding our television screens, red-tapism in government offices and entire schema we can associate with it. This also encourages nepotism, where half-hearted or uninterested wards are pushed into the field by their preceedors, the working of which they have limited or no knowledge, which is tampered with as per vested interests and idiotic decisions which invariably has adverse effects on the common man. Corruption has become so common in our lives that it can be compared to mangoes being available in winter. So how did this come into being? Who has spear-headed this practice? No one knows! This slow poison destroys the lives of many; a lot of deserving candidates’ opportunities, many financially weak families who cannot afford to satisfy the whims and fancies of corrupt bureaucrats, the list is endless. Why does it still exist? Its nature of encompassing and dominating lives, offering te...