Vinitha Dileep is a lover of words who found solace in writing and rewriting software codes until life took a turn and laid the path to writing poems every day. You can read her affair with words at Void Thoughts (http://thevoidthoughts.com)
A bloom to relish For a little while While it lasts. A lesson it shares, Of humble and flourish. Dried it will be soon, With no charm, Neither glossy and radiant, Petals one by one, Awaiting its imminent fall. A lesson to learn, From this bloom, To never hide your value, However small or short … More Lessons from a flower #WordlessWednesday 63
By now you must have understood that I was on a break from blogging in April. I wanted to post my gratitude list for March before taking the break, but then I got caught up in this idea of merging my two blogs into one. It started as an exciting thought, soon turned into a … More Gratitude List – March & April
Cloudy and dark Some days, so it appears Spectacular or uneventful Casting a look so delirious Some days, it so happens! Laden with doubt Shadows of gloom Weaving a tone so bleak Some days, are never easy When it is cloudy and dark! Joining Esha and Natasha for #WordlessWednesday this week.
never can one know the skills hidden, until it’s time. never a reason for the talent to sprout, until you try. never must you wait for the time that is right, unless you like to wait forever. Linking with Wordless Wednesday hosted by Esha and Natasha, #ThursdayTreeLove hosted by Parul, image-in-ing weekly photo linkup, Poetry … More Unexpected Treasures #WordlessWednesday 60 #ThursdayTreeLove
I am a tad late in posting my February gratitude list, aren’t I? 😀 With the spring break and a small vacation trip and a million other things which I don’t remember at the moment, I forgot to write my gratitude post for the month on time. Better late than never, isn’t it? 🙂 February … More Gratitude List – February
I have come across many reading challenges my fellow bloggers joining in over the past years. Come January it’s time to hit the reset button and set a reading goal along with participating in a number of reading challenges to help reach the goal. It is a healthy and effective way to participate in a … More Why I don’t participate in reading challenges
Bright like the sun, Blooms of the spring, Smell of the fresh morning air, Light as a feather, Hope finds its way, In many disguises, Filling this mind so weary, With thoughts so cheery, Clearing the clutter so dreary, Another day to embark. Linking with Esha and Natasha for #WordlessWednesday & Parul for #ThursdayTreeLove.
Thoughts chained Forever pained Unseen barriers Paving course Fenced in forever Or free, yet lost the way? Linking with #WordlessWednesday hosted by Esha and Natasha.
Project WHY is a flagship program of Sri Ram Goburdhun Charitable Trust, which provides educational support to underprivileged children. This non-profit, after-school support program goes beyond academics, to include life skills and all-around development. Today they are in need of our support to save a school. MITHU MANDAL, COMPUTER TEACHER Mithu Mandal lost his legs … More Save a School #HelpMithuSaveSchool
Nothing but scribbles Words once loved, and Scratched many times over, A series of doubt, That’s what I’m now; The torn paper Bearing a dream that never fulfilled A love-hate relationship, I share. Perhaps someday I won’t be torn anymore One day I’d adorn the pages of a book Bearing words of hope Bringing joy to … More A Torn Page
Beyond Scribbles 