Poet Prince

Poetry by a young prince, age 7

A Year Passes …

dealing with grief, a year on

Serendipity

A happy accident - closer to home

A Letter about Success

Hi everyone,

I am reblogging this post A Letter About Success.

It was a letter written by my father to my sister many, many years ago.

We have recently started a blog for our parents sharing their thoughts, wisdom, memories, recipes and many other useful tips. Please do check it out and leave a comment for them :)

Happy Father’s Day!

Sara Vichaaro

o-TYPEWRITER-facebookWe found an old letter our father had typed out and sent to our sister when started studying History and Philosophy of Psychology.

So, you are now taking up โ€œHistory and Philosophy of Psychologyโ€. I hope you are enjoying it and finding it interesting.

You mentioned a phrase:
โ€œYour motto in life should be to strive, to struggle instead of to succeed. Work that is well accomplished is the joy of life.

Parthsarathy has written this which is, of course, from the Gita.ย ย ย Yes, on the first hand it looks heavy but after a careful analysis and understanding it may make it lighter and simpler.

In this phrase the word โ€œSucceedโ€ is the key word and one should try to understand this and its effects.

1. When you aim to succeed means you expect something to happen. When you expect or wish โ€ฆ you are limiting your potentialityโ€ฆ

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Wistful

Sharing this painting by my daughter Alya Kassam. She also writes just as beautifully.

World’s End

Hi everyone, Something different in this post. I would like to introduce you all toย A Tang Poet from Nairobi. This blog is about the Complete Poems of Li Shangyin Interpreted into English by Mark Obama Ndesandjo. At the end of last year, Mark introduced me to Li Shangyin's poetry and I was so enticedย by the … Continue reading World’s End

New York Evenings

Today I am sharing this delightful piece of writing by my daughter Alya Kassam You will find more of her workย here New York Evenings Writerโ€™s note:ย  โ€œThis was a piece I wrote for my English assignment. The question asked me to imagine Iโ€™m on the street, turn my eyes slowly from left to right and … Continue reading New York Evenings

so little, so many

The other night, I wasn't in the mood to tackle a Twitter poetry prompt but still wanted to write...maybe to provide my own inspiration. So using my twitter handleย @sonyakassam, I threw around a couple of tweets thinking they may eventually give me an idea for a poem, basically I was talking to myself. To my … Continue reading so little, so many

Through the eyes of a 12 year old

The title for Dungeon Prompts Week 11 is Peace - Just a word? What does it mean to you? Well whenever I hear the word "Peace" I immediately think of the poem my daughter aged 12 at the time wrote. If I tried, I could not express "Peace" in a better way. In particular, I … Continue reading Through the eyes of a 12 year old

Perspectives of Love

The 2 wacky wannabe writersย are at it again. SweetNut and theWhisperer share their Perspectives of Love. To hate is to loveย  What is love, but the poison of a snake administered by gentle words and soft kisses As you slowly sink into a blissful smile of infinite sleep An opium dream When you wake, there … Continue reading Perspectives of Love