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Tag: Plinky Prompt

  • de-stressing.

    to the natures Lullaby The day is done, and the darkness Falls from the wings of Night, As a feather is wafted downward From an eagle in his flight.— wordsworth After a long stressful day, I like to have a warm water bath, preferable with lavender fragrance or rose. Then I would like to sit…

  • On Roommates

    I would say living with someone noisy is tough. But have you noticed messy house is not a home, it is an irritant, it is a visual onslaught. This onslaught vibrates creating a movement, from the optic nerve to the auditory, the tympanic membrane seem to perceive a cacophony this unheard noise is called Paranada…

  • Holiday Traditions

    Holidays are fixed sometimes by the constitution and sometimes by cultural traditions when routine work is suspended. Traditions are customs and stories handed down from generation to generation. As a child the greatest of holiday tradition was the one that arrived bang on the middle of rains, the birth of Lord Krishna celebrated in my…

  • Animus Liger

    Born in a tiger territory with Leonine instincts I must be the animus of a Liger. Liger We are told that we carry forward Karmic memory, and I have an astrological period called the Gaja-Kesari yoga, or the period of the elephant and and lion. considering that i am elephantine in my structure, I guess…

  • surgeon and his scalpel

    What makes me nervous, such that break into sweat and get palpitations. Viking warrior? Greek God? Uncle Vanya? Remember the Vikings who came to learn the meaning of fear. Well nervousness is the labour pains of fear, or shall say it’s the other way round. My knees shake and I get palpitations but the situations…

  • shifting with nature's energy

    Autumn is the harvesting time. It is the time for home and heath. It is the time to cloak oneself with natures warmth. Shifting with nature’s energy—change of season In today’s world office jobs and supermarkets have made it possible to provide for ourselves and our families regardless of nature’s cycles. While most of us…