life
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In the gentle hum of a father’s labour, dreams are born. From the ancient embrace of trees, he crafts a kite—a fragile wonder of paper, bamboo, and glue, tethered to the world by a silken thread. Each element tells a story: the resilience of bamboo, the history of paper, the binding promise of rice
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In “The Sick Raccoon” story arc of Calvin & Hobbes, Bill Watterson explores themes of mortality and impermanence through Calvin’s experience with a young raccoon’s illness, blending hope, humour, and sorrow as he confronts death for the first time. This reflective poem highlights the interconnectedness of all life, emphasizing that even the smallest creatures
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“Lakhon Hain Yahan Dilwale” is a vibrant melody from the 1968 film Kismat, sung by the legendary Mahendra Kapoor. The song, composed by O.P. Nayyar with lyrics by S.H. Bihari, features actors Biswajeet and Babita. Set against a Western-inspired musical backdrop, the tune borrows from the classic American folk melody “Red River Valley.” Onscreen,
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The song “Meri jaan mujhe jaan na kaho” from the 1971 film Anubhav holds a unique place in the world of romance. Sung by Geeta Dutt, with lyrics by Gulzar and music by Kanu Roy, starring the legendary Sanjeev Kumar and Tanuja, the timeless diva. Their performances in the film, particularly their scenes during
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Love, in its truest form, is both a gift and a trial; a flame that warms and burns all at once. Some loves, though fleeting, leave scars deeper than time can erase. Carlos Eleta Almarán’s “Historia de un Amor” is more than a song; it’s a lament for hearts that have loved and lost,
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In Hindu philosophy, Lord Shiva embodies both the ascetic and the cosmic dancer, Nataraj, with his dance, the Tandava, symbolizing the cycle of creation, preservation, destruction, and rebirth. This dance is described in sacred texts as the pulse of the cosmos, illustrating how the universe emerges, flourishes, and dissolves. Lord Shiva upholds the balance
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Love is a deep human experience that fluctuates between joy and sorrow, and despite moments of loss, it ultimately returns to us, showcasing its everlasting essence. This story depicts two souls united by an enduring love that overcomes life’s challenges and transcends time and distance. I felt your name like silk upon the
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In a world where dreams are viewed as the key to happiness, people pursue goals, but this journey can lead to unexpected outcomes. This poem explores the complex dynamics of trust and betrayal, encouraging reflection on human connections and the valuable lessons derived from life’s challenges. In the garden of dreams, achieving true happiness
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Life often feels like a series of unexpected events, each more chaotic than the last. From misplacing keys to forgetting appointments, the everyday mishaps we face can turn even the simplest tasks into a circus. But what if, instead of fighting the chaos, we embraced it? This lighthearted poem offers a humorous glimpse into
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Trust and kindness form the delicate foundation of human relationships, which can easily be damaged by carelessness or unkindness. It’s essential to reflect on whether the connections we create are genuine or if they mask ulterior motives. In a world where vulnerability can be both powerful and dangerous, it’s important to find a balance
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