a few lines on a scene I saw while walking that morning
a poem
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a poem
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A haunting verse by guest author Lalita Arya.
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Mt. Rainier is around 2.5 hours drive from Seattle. However, if you don’t hike or ski then...
Read Moreby indrani robbins | May 13, 2019 | Rambles, Rhymes and Tales | 0 |
she’d not seen yellow butterflies take over the strawberry patch or the beds of nasturtiums,...
Read Moreby indrani robbins | Mar 4, 2019 | Poetry | 4 |
it’s a funny kind of empathy. makes me wonder.
Read Moreby indrani robbins | Jul 28, 2018 | indi, Poetry | 0 |
i don’t look at you any more for i think you’re the same every day yet you aren’t, are you the light falls differently the colours carouse at their own will there’s purple and pink some day some...
Read Moreby indrani robbins | Sep 14, 2017 | sarees tell stories | 2 |
there were always butterflies to chase after and try and catch; powdery colour left behind on your...
Read Moreby rhea sinha | May 11, 2017 | secrets of seattle | 2 |
Delicate tufts of baby pink and pearly white like fresh flakes of snow. Cherry blossoms in bloom...
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Oh mighty mountains! You make me seem so small, I stare at you in awe, whilst you sit out there so...
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“Once you are a civil engineer, you start seeing the world differently!” I read this...
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Once upon a time, on a beautiful morning, when the birds and bees were heralding the arrival of...
Read Moreby indrani robbins | Apr 5, 2016 | indi, Poetry | 2 |
the sea writes its own poetry the breeze doesn’t care, it sings essays drift by on falling...
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