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New Blog Tour: The Wrong Turn by Sanjay Chopra and Namita Roy Ghose

May 04, 2017

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#ATOZCHALLENGE;Letter A : Atum Gets His Canvas

Atum (Left Side) Old Kingdom, 2650 – 2150 BE He didn't remember anything. Just a cool breeze hitting his rocky face. The cool water splashing against his rocky base. He was happy for he knew nothing else. But then, there was nothing else to know about. Just silence, sporadically broken by the gushing water. He felt comfortable standing on the water. Like a mother's lap. Soothing, protective. There was no reason to call her Nun, but he always did. She was the only thing that lapped at his base, his only contact with another being. She was always around him, comforting and loving him but never saying a word. When the waves receded, he wanted to run after her but he never could. His yearning became so unbearable that one day he found an inner strength to move along with the frothing waves. Aghast at the sudden sensation, he looked down. He saw the frothing rise up, beckoning him to come forward. Dazed, at his wishes coming true, he took a tentative step towards her. He, who had ne...

B for Bela

Name of the Flower : Baby's Breath Symbolic Meaning: Purity of Heart, Innocence Name of the Girl Bela Her Association with the Flower Innocence Bela “Didi?” a soft whisper from outside stopped Rewa from concentrating on her homework. Damn it. Bela had come to irritate her again. Before she could voice her irritation, her best friend Sandeep came in. Closing her books, Rewa ran out of the room, excited at the prospect of an unplanned badminton match. Ignoring Bela's accusing looks, Rewa grabbed her racket and skipped out of the room with Sandeep behind her. Sandeep and Rewa had grown up together and he was almost 3 years older than her. They were bosom pals and whenever he came, Rewa and he clashed in the badminton court over a match. "Mamma, I'm going out to play with Sandeep," she shouted across to her mom, who was busy sitting and chatting with her aunts. This everyday tradit...

#ATOZCHALLENGE: Letter H: Hecuba's Fickle Fortune

Hecuba gives up her son Polydorus to shepherds to keep him safe No matter how prosperous they are, call no one blessed, until they die." --- Euripides, The Trojan Women. Troy, 486 C The maids silently decked up the lone woman standing near the window, watching the macabre of human bodies lying waste outside. It was wartime and 10 years of war had got one used to such sights. The maids understood why their Queen Hecuba was dressing up today. They also knew that the same fate was awaiting them. For they were the unfortunate ones, who had survived the war. In today's date, death was more pleasant than life. "Come, my girls," said Queen Hecuba quietly. "Odysseus would take over any moment. I have no sons left to protect me today. Even my youngest,Polydorus will not be able to reach me on time." The maids kept their heads bowed down, unable to stop their tears. "I'll not have any tears," said the brave queen. "We'll go like the Royals that...

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