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Pain

What’s something most people don’t understand?

Often part of our growth,

All of us have gone or going through some sort of pain.

Kindness and empathy ease the sore;

Heals and lifts languishing body and soul.

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It Boosts Productivity

How has technology changed your job?

From the time of Homo Erectus,

To this Digital Age of the Twenty-first century,

Technology doesn’t only improve our jobs and our lives,

But they’re indisputable evidence of human’s ingenuity and remarkable ability to adapt and innovate.

And it always head us forward.

Creative · Haiku

We Love So Deeply

From poems to songs

And all, we’re o’er the moon—

Dreaming is free, free.

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Blogging

My nearly two decades-long journey on the Web

With enduring real life lessons

On becoming a better human being.

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Always Pursue What Is Right

Even if alone,

It is always justified

All merits aside.

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In the Woods

The sound of silence prevails.

Sharp eyes so wide awake on the look for prey;

Shivering frail body is unsure to make it through the night.

Feet keep moving though mixed emotions are tangled in distress.

Mind is bothered by thoughts of ghost and the unknown.

Hands tucked tight in the cold, darkest night.

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We Are Bloggers

Courtesy of Google Images

Merriam-Webster defines each of us as “. . . A person who writes and maintains a blog.” Although I am grateful that we are in the dictionary; however, I think it’s an understatement. Let me explain.

Blogging is painstaking; because, we do things passionately. And yes, it’s hard to blog; but, we are doing this—because we want our voices to be heard, we want our works to be seen, we want our hearts and souls to be felt amid being digital.

We strive for that kind of passion that the world can feel. We showcase our talents and skills, our knowledge, humor and wit despite being vulnerable to all bad actors of the Web. But we are brave and strong.

Maintaining a blog is never easy. We have a wide and broad audience from all corners of the world, who we wish would follow us and subscribe to our Sites. We are competitive just as, we are creative and innovative.

We thrive because we are a community. We want to be appreciated by our peers and vice versa. Reciprocity is vital to getting and sustaining connections. Of course, we want to connect and keep that connection to kindred souls—and we are.

We are bloggers. And we are changing the world.

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Not Who, It’s What

Who was your most influential teacher? Why?

From the wisdom of acceptance,

To learning what’s amiss,

To the tenacity and courage of getting it right—

Failure is the best teacher.