Neha's Notebook

Hello & Good Day! 🌹 In this video, I present seven short poems featuring words which I have written with much depth of attention, fun and curiosity. In different points in time, of course. In addition to stirring your soul, these poems can act as some excellent prompts for your own self-reflection or daily writing practice. Plus, they are super fun and enjoyable to read. Which one turns out to be your favorite; you can share with me in the comments box below! #1     A drop in the ocean is lonely and will ever be. Water in the drop is not, and will never be. #2    Bodies everywhere are mirrors of certain parts of my infinite mind revealing to me the indicators of my own darknesses, sometimes, my beloved, and sometimes, a creature unloved. #3    When living takes much of your life, when life appears to die a little, let life come to living, and let living die a little. #4    The worst thing about the best of things is th...

Life is short.   Appearing like a pocket of experiences stolen from the continuous stream of some godlike material, life is but only a glimpse.   If not just a fleeting glimpse, what is it, after all?   Like a rising wave which falls as soon as it rises, life too begins to end the moment it has begun to begin.   When we look closely into the relevance of life, we will find ourselves feeling fascinated to discover the fact that life is nothing but a journey towards death.   Our birth is nothing but a gateway we enter only to traverse this journey, a journey whose final destination, ultimately, is death.   And so, it is quite appropriate to say that life is short. Tiny as a heartbeat; only as expansive as a breath; and, only as much filled as the space of the sky with temporary clouds.   As we navigate this teeny-weeny journey of life, each one of us tends to develop and cultivate our own strategies, our own set of thoughts ...

#1 Cap And Bells A phrase that implies a cap containing bells, or having bells attached to it, usually worn as a costume by a professional clown or a court’s jester. It is also known by the phrases such as the ‘FOOL’S CAP’ or the ‘JESTER’S HAT’. #2 Houdini A magician or escape artist who possesses fine abilities to escape from chains, locks, traps, mazes, handcuffs, padlocked containers, or difficult situations. Someone who disappears or vanishes all of a sudden without anyone knowing how. The term is coined after a famous French magician “HARRY HOUDINI”.   #3 Pandora’s Box A source of continuous trouble, problems, conflict or evil. Something when started, opened or initiated, leads to innumerable problems or unfortunate events. The phrase has its origins in Greek mythology, according to which, the first woman of Earth named ‘PANDORA’ unintentionally opened a box which was ‘not’ supposed to be opened – a box of death, sickness, evil & all kinds of destructive spir...