Colours of my Heart

Colours of my heart are blending with the sky, catch them before they fade away like the mist over that hillock.

Colours of my heart are blending with the sky, catch them before they fade away like the mist over that hillock.
I am a soulful woman who loves to conjure up my thoughts and write. I thoroughly enjoy creating art and expressing myself through words. I believe words have a certain kind of melody that can be understood by everybody.

We guys are mute lovers, though we may have butterflies in our stomachs but when we see our ladylove, we go blank. We might hover around her like a bumblebee, and will cuddle or caress her. However, when it comes to expressing love through spoken words, we go completely bonkers. I know, most of you…

“She was a mountain child, when she was mad, she never cried. She only did one thing- write, write, write. It made her feel better. It made her feel invisible, like nothing could stop her. She felt like a wolf.” Here are some of my other poems that you may like: Cold Winter- Poem on…

Flirting when done right can convey your message with ease to the one, on whom you are crushing badly. You don’t have to take long steps or hide your feelings, until you muster up the courage to dart your feelings to her. Therefore, by playful flirting, you can express your desire to be with your…

We are walking stories and wish to open the closet of stories hidden in our hearts for someone, who wishes to hear us sincerely. Therefore, we desire to have a friend in life who is understanding, caring, and isn’t a judgemental prick. When we find that gem of a person with whom we feel comfortable…

Every person who carries weight in his chest must climb.

50 Mind-Expanding Zen Buddhism Quotes for Inner Peace Zen, strongly influenced by Taoist philosophy is a school of Mahayana Buddhism. It originated in China, during the Tang dynasty and soon developed as a distinct school of Chinese Buddhism. The word Zen stems from the Japanese pronunciation of the Middle Chinese word 禪 (Chán), which traces its…