Solace in words

"Oh ! look that's a star" you cry, hunching back to the ground realising it was a rocket which just passed by. Squinting eyes to spot another one , you would try. Then just staring at the stars, drawing imaginary flowers. Looking astonished at the wonderful sky, thinking what would be the time in Dubai, what I'd feel if was asleep rather than watching the 3am night sky.

Just go, fly Or you will die. Never come back to this sky With people of filthy eyes. They will try to pull you down as they try. I would suggest, do everything at your best. Even if they lavishly talk. They are the bad ones with a smile of sly, With a mask of goodness that they can't hide. Oh! dear fly so high, to a bright and shiny sky, Yet so high that no one can make you cry.

"History, it’s not there since the birth of yours and mine, it’s there since a clock could strike nine for the first time, it’s there since the evolution of the mankind."

It's not easy to be apart,  It’s not easy to stop the racing heart, It’s not easy to see your loved ones going to the wars,  It’s not easy to switch on the TV and hear the news about losing your loved ones, It’s not easy to pack all the stuff including happiness and pain, shifting again and again, It’s not easy to keep shunting between place to place, school to school, It’s not easy with tremendous pain in heart, to start your life’s new part, It’s not easy to settle anywhere in the country, staying up from dusk to dawn, waking up at the first sight of morn, It’s not easy thinking about the children at school, would you be an instant friend or a mocking fool, It’s not easy to accept the fact that one year more, and you know there’s a definite move in store, it’s not easy to be an Army Brat

We may be kids, but aren't fools, We are aware of the vanishing fuel.  We can't do so much, But this is for sure we have the potential and can do more. Oh! My mother Earth please don't cry, Your kids are here to make pain fly,  We are your protectors and won't let you die,  We may be kids but aren't fools We are aware of the vanishing fuel.

Not all superheroes wear capes,  Mine wears a uniform sharp and crisp, With all the badges and a lanyard round the shoulder,  He is in the army and my superhero for sure.  Across the towns and the cities,  Miles and miles away from me,  Standing on the borders with his force and the blessings of the almighty,  He doesn’t have any supernatural powers, But a savior what he is proposed to be. You see my superhero is quite different from all, not letting the country’s pride fall. My superhero, my dad.

Dear diary, Today was the first day of war, I was almost dead, but the destiny had a reason to make me stay.  My heart half-frozen, thinking about my family and friends,  But if I die I want the world not to cry, for the country to be safe I have to be there. Even if it is miserable, for my mother India it is tolerable. My mom and dad sitting at home praying with their fingers crossed,  While the enemies are making a chaos, Fighting at the borders with the blessings of the almighty,  Remembering my sister’s words,  “Don’t give up so easily bhai, the best is yet to be.” I have to go now, maybe for the last supper of my life,  But I promise to win back the country’s glory and pride. Bye Diary A brave soldier from the Indian Army

  Once again went for a day, to a place called hospital. To my surprise the report was a disaster and to my dismay, I had cancer. The day was supposed to go as usual but the life had something odd in schedule. The doctor had called and said “you just have a few months to go” My body ‘n’ soul shattered thinking now what would happen. My life changed as days passed by, not because I had cancer, But because of a blessing that came into my life as a puppy, I named him Fluffy, While the whole day he used to be sleepy. When I used to be back from work, he always greeted me with a tight 'n' warm hug . Days and weeks passed by and time had taken a huge flight Same place, same doctor but with an awesome result! The cancer had disappeared, Without any ransom of pills, no chemo, I knew who had been the best medicine, It was Fluffy for sure. Now ten years have passed by, I still thank the little blessing to be there in my life, no wonder I would exist if he w