I wrote a poem recently about my feelings of staying cooped in home during quarantine. I’ve included several literary devices, such as imagery, personification and similes, to add more depth to my writing and so that you readers can better understand what I wish to convey. This is a little off-course from what I usually…
You know that perfect time between summer and fall, when the weather is neither too hot, nor too cold and the view is amazingly picturesque? That’s what I have decided to portray. Using various different crayons, I added shading and depth to my landscape so that when viewer looks at it, they can get absorbed…
The Earth is a magnificent place. When I think about nature, I yearn for freshness and what better way to find that then a grand source of water – a waterfall. The rush of it falling down that you can hear paired with the spray of droplets on your face. The wind that blows right…
Sometimes, we are looking through our collection of books at home and we can’t find anything interesting. Maybe we’ve read all of them, or they’re not our reading level. Whatever the case, we need something to read. We are always looking for something new, something fiction or nonfiction. We are just looking for something that…
Life is hard. It’s challenging. It’s going to push you past your limits. Sometimes, you just want to give up. But without life being harsh, you won’t be able to reach your full potential. If you persevere through the ups and downs, then you can find something that can really make you smile. A great…
We have got a global pandemic on our hands with COVID-19 going around. Everyone is in quarantine to keep safe and avoid catching the virus. However, there are some people still working to keep others safe by risking their own safety. I have written a tribute to a few essential workers like Healthcare Providers, First Responders, Grocery Store Workers for putting their own lives at risk to make life a little bit more manageable for the others. A special thanks to members of the community working on the side lines to keep the framework operating, like IT staff worldwide and people supporting from home by providing PPE for those on the front line. Thank you to you all!!
This is the fourth and final post in my “Through The Eyes Of The Loyalists Series”, after “Thomas Hutchinson”, “The Unnamed Slave” and “Iroquois Leader, Thayendanegea (Joseph Brant)”. In this letter, you will get to see how the American Revolution affected farmers , in terms of health and economic loss. I hope you enjoy this…
This is my third post in my “Through The Eyes Of The Loyalists” series, after “Thomas Hutchinson” and “The Unnamed Slave”. In this letter, I will be speaking from the point of view of an Iroquois tribe leader, who made significant contributions to end this war and bring peace. I hope you enjoy this third…
Welcome back everyone! This is the second post in my series “Through The Eyes Of The Loyalists” , succeeding my first post “Thomas Hutchinson”. As a recap, the loyalists were the people in the American Revolution who decided to remain loyal to Britain, thinking it would be in the best interest of their country. Their…
The American Revolution was quite an interesting time that played a significant role in shaping North America into what it is today. I am going to be starting a short series on one of the sides in this war – the loyalists. The loyalists were the people living in North America that decided to remain…
