Written in the moonlight

 Posted on December 22, 2011  |  2 minutes  |  322 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

From May 2008 For too long I have absorbed. Here in this moonlight. I still see colour. I breathe. I create. There is no romantic breeze [Read More]
ajar  beautiful  breathe  breeze  candles  colour  constructed  craft  create  deep blue  flow  fly  freedom  humans  imagination  inhibited  love  moonlight  mosquitos  play  power  reality  self absorbed  silhouettes  sky  trees  vague  words 

What I learnt from my Grandmother

 Posted on October 2, 2011  |  4 minutes  |  758 words  |  Janani Dhinakaran

On Gandhi’s birthday I think of two people. One is my cousin who shares his birthday and the other is my maternal grandma who taught me most of what I know about Gandhian values. [Read More]
ahimsa  autobiography  balloons  birthday  brother  care  change  child  children  coloours  compassion  cousin  demonic  divine  eat  far-fetched  fight  filter  food  gandhi  gandhian  good  grandma  grandmother  haircuts  hard work  harm  history classes  honesty  human  imagination  impressionable  jesus  lie  life  literally  lying  M.K. Gandhi  Mahatma  make fun  merits  mine  morals  my experiments with truth  neighbours  never waste food  nice  non-violence  not mine  october 2nd  only truth wins  paati  pati  personality  play  push  read  right  rules  sathyameva jayathe  sathyamevajayathe  see teh good in everything  shapes  share  smells  stealing  stories  strength  tamil  Tiruchi  trouble  truth  turn the other cheek  value system  values  walk  waste  wild  write  wrong