Showing posts with label nanotales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nanotales. Show all posts

Monday, December 26, 2022

A BIBLIOPHILE'S NOOK (feat. Spongebob Squarepants)


A BIBLIOPHILE’S NOOK 

Medleys of mystery
Chronicles of history
Trinkets of thrills
Suspense & Adventure chills
Chambers of chic-lits
Bibelots of bestseller hits
Rom-coms for rainy days
Evergreen Classics’ craze
The paparazzi of picture comics
Textbooks of chemistry and economics.
Stories and tales, sentimental, witty
Deep contemplations of spirituality
Pot-pourri of pop-culture
Fables for fantasy vultures
Portraits of poetry
Shacks of horror giving creeps
And scribbles for Sci-fi freaks
A bibliophile’s nook
Brimming with brambles of books!

Sunday, November 27, 2022

28 6-word Tiny Tales | Bittersweet, Lighthearted, Nostalgic! | Neha's No...

Presenting 28 tiny tales, each featuring a 6-word length, jotted by me over many years as random scribblings...Watch, read and experience a stream of bittersweet, lighthearted and nostalgic feelings as you watch the video!


Thank you and good day!
Neha
🙂

Tuesday, January 18, 2022

ROSE & THORNS 🌹


A rose without thorns is no rose at all. A self-love without the recognition of self-loathing thoughts is no love at all!

Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

4 Short Brain-Twisting Poems | #Nanotales | Neha's Notebook


#1    Somewhere someone is thinking that somewhere someone is thinking the same thing.

#2   Everywhere everyone is searching for something that is different from everything they already have.

#3   Everywhere everyone wants something to happen that somewhere someone doesn’t want to.

#4   Everywhere someone likes something that somewhere someone doesn’t like.


Friday, June 18, 2021

7 Short & Quirky Soul-Stirring Poems | #Nanotales | 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 that they do not remain the best forever. The best thing about the worst of things is that they do not remain the worst forever.

#5   Discovering the positive in a negative appearance can turn out to be a negative thing sometimes. Discovering the negative in a positive appearance can turn out to be a positive thing sometimes. Knowing the positivity in a positive is only possible when you know the negativity in a negative. Knowing the negative in a negative is possible only when you know the negative in a positive and positive in a negative.

#6   If you turn right, don’t look what’s left

If you don’t turn right, what’s left will take you to what’s right.

Even after turning right, if you are left with what doesn’t seem right,

Be alright, what’s left is left only because it is right for you.

What’s right will come right away if you rightly look at what’s left.

Am I right?

#7   Treat everyone in your life like a stranger 

until you no longer are a stranger to yourself.

Thursday, January 21, 2021

When the mind becomes wordless

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Its only when the mind becomes wordless is that, the true words start flowing through the pen.

— Neha’s Notebook

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