ReVerse 29th Jan’18 to 4th Feb’18

The inspiration for this Reverse came from Kat Myrman. A shi sai or ReVerse poem is a summary poem with a single line lifted from each entry of a collection of work over a particular timeframe and re-penned in chronological order as a new poem.    inking emotions up, close and personal I wished for … Continue reading ReVerse 29th Jan’18 to 4th Feb’18

Hallowed Forest

The poachers had set their foot on hallowed space. The Prince liked to take a stroll on this path in the evening, and noticed the logs along with some equipment. He made the right noises to attract attention, and the police was activated. A nation-wide hunt for the poachers was launched and rewards were announced … Continue reading Hallowed Forest

Queen Mrignayani

The Maharaja had to marry several times for political reasons. It helped in turning surrounding kingdoms into friend nations, and the borders remained safe. It also helped a conglomerate of nations to rise as a united force, in case of a foreign invasion. The ‘queens’ were packed like sardines in a can in the huge … Continue reading Queen Mrignayani

Insanity Is Expecting Change When You Keep On Doing the Same Old Thing

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As far as anyone is aware, the universe consistently acts according to predictable laws and since God created our world, He established rules for the universe to follow, and humanity must abide by this unique set of guidelines.  A cosmic constant known as the ‘golden ratio’ is said to be found in the shape of hurricanes, elephant tusks and even in galaxies.  This ratio is the key to everything from encrypting computer data, to the numbers of spirals on a sunflower head, our own limbs and why the Mona Lisa is so pleasing to the eye.  These spiral patterns are also found in pineapples, cauliflowers and pine cones.  Now researchers say this ratio is also seen in the topology of space-time, affecting the entire universe as a whole.

Our universe behaves consistently, because it is built on scientific laws with mathematical constructs. Kepler had faith that a uniform law could…

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Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 23 – Cyril Rum

Cyril Rum has his values in the right place….

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You might say Cyril Rum was an eccentric. He lived alone at the end of the street, his yard was unkempt, his friends were one Mildred Thrup his next door neighbour and even she would say she wasn’t all that sure about him.

No one seemed to know when it was Cyril moved into his house, it was like he was suddenly there.

Cyril was marked as weird by the people in his street. They liked to know every one’s business and Cyril, they decided, was not like them. They felt knowing each other’s business was a healthy thing. But Cyril gave them nothing; at least nothing worthwhile and gossipy.

When he walked down the street he nodded to his neighbours, bid them a good day and moved on. He wasn’t one for conversation.

The neighbours didn’t like that, Cyril had an obligation to his neighbours to tell them who…

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Let it fade away

“Watch the scene that troubles you on that television set, beyond the glass screen in that long corridor. The image is shrinking, the colors are fading to black, white, grey and sepia, lashing raindrops through the window destroy the TV, it is covered with muck ….. it is disappearing, it is gone ……” The therapist’s … Continue reading Let it fade away