Writers Pouch

A fledgling was orphaned at birth. Yet, since it opened its eyes, a lovely princess fed her each dawn and dusk, making the birdie’s life a heaven.

Joe walked to the beach daily to collect the pebbles on the coast and bring them home. He did see a value that others didn’t, and he did it all his life.

A twenty-six-year-old daughter asked her ageing father one cold night, “Why is nothing ever enough?”

Before the Theri housing community’s gate, everyone came across a peculiar Hibiscus shrub that always sparked freshness. However, no one from the community took care of it.

A man once visited a Zen master seeking the secret to happiness. The master promises to answer but only after a short trip.

In a heavy storm, three great scholars and a barber arrive at the banks of a river. The boatman offered to take only two people across at a time.

There is always more than one way to do anything. We must find an alternate solution rather than give up or feel sorry for ourselves.

In the day and age where most of us try to replace all that is broken, it is often essential to acknowledge & value the memories that we are attempting to replace.

Multiple people can often look at the same thing and infer various meanings. Sometimes the inferred meanings could be polar opposites, but in reality, both meanings could be true.

A young boy is mad that time passes quickly during his evening game but not when studying. When he goes asking about time, he is told something intriguing.

If, at all, God comes down to us, blessing each creation with a wish, what is it that humans would seek?

In the face of mortality, neither evil nor virtue is an exception, and both have to face it either unwillingly or wholeheartedly.

You are but a part of this world that is one gigantic puzzle. But there’s nothing to say that you cannot be the start of a new picture.

At his birthday party, five-year-old John and his friends are mesmerised by a magician’s dazzling tricks. When the magician offers each child a keepsake from his act, John stuns everyone.

During a chilly evening stroll, a young boy poses a timeless question to his father: “What’s the difference between a man and a woman?”

When a fisherman’s daughter wakes at night, she spots something magical shimmering on a still lake. It is a story that captures the beauty of childhood wonder.

A boy confesses to an old man that he stole an apple out of hunger, only to be haunted by guilt ever since. Through a gentle conversation, the old man reveals a secret.

When five-year-old Molly asks her father, “What is happiness?”, he answers not with words, but with gentle lessons. This story is a celebration of generosity and empathy.