"April reminds me of nature, literature, and the resilience to face adversities ." It is absolutely true as April is a special month. It brings a sense of freshness and hope. After the cold winter, the world starts to bloom again. Trees grow new leaves, flowers begin to blossom, and the air feels cleaner. This is why April is often seen as a symbol of nature’s beauty and rebirth. Nature in April shows us that change is not only possible but also beautiful. Even after the darkest months, life returns. Birds sing, the grass turns green, and the sky seems a little brighter. It's a gentle reminder that no matter what we go through, there is always a chance for a new beginning. April also has a deep connection with literature. Many famous poets and writers have spoken about this month. William Wordsworth wrote about daffodils, and T.S. Eliot called April “the cruellest month” in his poem The Waste Land , showing how it can be both beautiful and painful. Literature helps us e...

“I wish the vices of humans also burned with the summer heat.”  Every year, summer arrives with its strong and blazing heat. The sun shines brightly in the sky, the ground becomes dry and cracked, and everything around us feels tired and thirsty. We often complain about the heat, but what if it could do something more than just warm the Earth? What if the sun could also burn away the bad things inside us, the anger, the lies, the selfishness, and the jealousy? Just like it dries up puddles of water and wilts the weeds, maybe it could also melt away hatred, cruelty, and all the things that make the world a colder place, despite the heat. It’s a comforting thought, the idea that the summer sun could clean not only the streets and skies, but also the hearts of people. Imagine a world where people are more patient, more honest, and more caring. A world where kindness blooms like summer flowers, and our bad habits melt away like ice left out in the sun. Of course, the sun can’t actually...

 Life is a mix of ups and downs. Sometimes everything feels perfect we smile more, things work out, and we feel strong. These are our good days. But there are also times when nothing goes right, and we feel tired, sad, or stuck. These are our bad days. So the question is: If there are good days, for how long? If there are bad days, for how long? Good days bring joy, comfort, and a sense of peace. They make us feel like everything is going right. We smile more, laugh more, and feel more alive. These are the moments that remind us how beautiful life can be. But even the best days don’t last forever. Time keeps moving, and life keeps changing. That’s why we should enjoy the good days fully, live in the moment, and be grateful for them while they last. Bad days, on the other hand, feel heavy. Sometimes things don’t go the way we hope, and we feel lost or sad. It may seem like the pain or struggle will never end. But just like good days, bad days don’t last forever either. Storms pass...

In today’s fast-paced world, where screens shine brighter than stars and the noise of everyday life never seems to stop, peace can feel out of reach. But nature in all its quiet, steady beauty is always there, waiting. And one of the most meaningful ways to connect with it is through photography. Not just snapping pictures, but really capturing nature with your heart. Step outside for a moment. Walk into a forest, down a quiet trail, or through a garden in bloom. Suddenly, everything slows down. The rustling of leaves, the sound of soft rain, or the golden glow of the setting sun they all have a way of calming the mind and soothing the soul. In those moments, peace comes naturally. It’s a feeling words often can’t quite explain. Nature photography isn’t just about taking beautiful shots. It’s about pausing and seeing the world differently. A single drop of dew on a leaf, sunlight breaking through trees, a butterfly gently landing on a flower these tiny details remind us how magical lif...

  Life is not always smooth. Many times, people or situations try to hold us back. They try to control us, limit us, or press us down with negativity, criticism, or challenges. But in those moments, we must remember to be like a seed. A seed is very small and weak in appearance. It gets buried deep under the soil. The soil covers it, presses it from all sides, and keeps it in darkness. But the seed doesn’t give up. Instead, it gathers all its strength, grows roots, and pushes upward. It breaks through the soil and comes out into the sunlight. This is the power of patience, strength, and growth. In life, too, when people try to suppress you with words, actions, or by creating difficulties, don’t give up. Build your strength silently, stay positive, and keep moving forward. Remember, pressure can’t stop a seed from growing. And pressure shouldn’t stop you, either. Be like a seed, and when someone tries to compress you, rise above, break through, and create your own path towards succe...

Sometimes life teaches us the hardest lessons in the simplest ways. One of them is the silent reality behind the phrase, "Keep smiling because no one cares how you feel." It sounds harsh, maybe even cold, but for many, it’s the truth they live every single day. The world often celebrates strength, not struggle. People admire your courage, not your scars. Most of the time, your pain remains invisible to others  not because they are heartless, but because everyone is fighting their own silent battles. In such a world, your tears may go unnoticed, but your smile becomes your shield. Keeping a smile doesn’t mean you’re not hurting inside. It means you’ve learned to stand tall even when life tries to bend you. It means you’ve realized that waiting for someone else to fix your broken pieces might leave you waiting forever. So you gather your strength, wear your invisible crown, and face the world with a smile not because you’re okay, but because you’re brave. But this isn’t about p...

 I wear a smile like borrowed grace, A mask I hold upon my face, For in this world so fast, so real, No one asks how I truly feel. They see the laugh, they see the glow, But never ask the pain I know, The battles fought inside my head, The words I’ve wished I never said. Keep smiling  that's the rule I’ve learned, While quiet tears go unreturned, For hearts are busy, minds are far, No one sees an unseen scar. So I stand tall, though winds may break, I hide the cracks, I fake, I fake, Not out of pride, nor strength so grand, But just because they won’t understand. Yet in the night, when lights are low, I meet myself, I let it show, The fears, the dreams, the wounds unhealed, The silent wars I've never revealed. And still tomorrow, I’ll rise, I’ll stand, With tired heart and trembling hand, But none will know the things I feel  I'll smile, because that's how I heal.                         ...

 One day, the leaves will grow back on these trees, and just like them, we humans will also overcome and succeed. One day, the trees that look bare will be full of green leaves again. Seasons change, and nature always finds a way to recover and grow. The same is true for us. Life can be hard, and we all go through tough times, but just like the trees, we find the strength to stand tall again. When winter comes, trees lose their leaves, but they don’t give up. They wait for spring, knowing that better days will come. In the same way, we may face struggles, but they don’t last forever. With time, patience, and hope, we heal, learn, and move forward. Writers and poets have always found inspiration in nature. They see how trees, rivers, and seasons reflect our own lives full of ups and downs, endings and new beginnings. Nature and literature are connected, both teaching us important lessons about resilience and hope. So, when you see the trees growing new leaves, remember that you, too...