It is astonishing how time flies. I still remember how I always used to lose public speaking competitions. But thanks to these losses, that I’ve been able to have a journey of my own, that stands on the pillars of learning and hard work. I’m grateful that I’m able to share my journey and the …
You Either Win Or Learn, It’s Life After All | By Vanky Kataria | Telloway Guest Post Read More »
Most of the pieces written by me have been penned down during my classes. Strange isn’t it? But the fact is that my first book ‘The Special Fish’ was majorly written during my coaching classes and by bunking morning Chemistry classes. Though I’ve always hoped that my tuition teachers should never come to know about …
Dare to Dream | By Siddharth Roy | Author-“The Special Fish” Read More »
To be honest, I was late to realize that engineering was not my cup of tea or that I hardly enjoyed learning those subjects. The problem was, I happened to be an okay student throughout my school days. If you’re wondering how that can be called a problem, let me elaborate. The people around me …
Life changing story of Priyank Patel, who dared to move on from regular life to find satisfaction and took a step forward to bring inclusion in the society [dropcap]I[/dropcap]n our life we all look either for money or happiness or fame. Eventually, satisfaction is what we all seek. My journey towards inner satisfaction took …
People often ask me, “Why do you write?” and though, in their minds, they have already crafted my answer, my response usually shocks or worries them. “So that I never drink another drop of alcohol again,” I say, or write, as honestly as I can. The response usually elicits a soft gasp, or stammer, or …
I don’t remember the first time I realized I was different. But I do remember how those differences made me feel. Broken. Unlovable. Worthless. The laughter, remarks, and even the subtlest of sounds hit my ears like a shotgun fired that continued its torturous ringing until the wee hours of the night. “Here comes …
Bouncing Back | From bullying in school to making her mark in the world Read More »
This is a fragment of author’s heartfelt letter to her late aunt after she passed away. Author has shared it in the form of a Letter-Poem and Spoken Word Poetry with Telloway. For more lively experience we recommend you to listen to her Spoken Word Poetry below. It’s like that quote From that stupid …
A Letter To My Aunt In Heaven | Spoken Word Poetry | Telloway Read More »
The author shares a chilling narrative of an incident from her life, when she was five. She wants the girls to know that they’re not alone, through this piece of her. Every morning she was lured down the stairs of hell gripping her aching scars and bleeding wrists He greeted her at the door …
The Devil’s Basement – A Must Read Anonymous Poetry Read More »
Initially, I used to talk, walk, dress-up and do makeup like girls do. When I went to school, boys used to tease me, beat me and call me a chhakka (a third gender person/eunuch). They used to drag me to the washroom and make me touch their private parts, and I used to run away …
Shalini Singh portrays through her poetry that hope is the quintessential essense of human survival Hope is not a lost art It never was Survival thrives on the defunct faith of surviving, against all odds A flicker of uncertainty in deprived conditions Magic is unearthed where mortality weakens Doesn’t that make hope a …
