Read PART 1 here! “That’s impossible.” My dad trudged back in. “Atoms can’t be killed.” “Yes yes or so we thought until I came up with an idea that could prove Dalton’s Atomic Theory wrong!” I could tell he was trying hard not to laugh, but I was too excited to care. “I told you, […]

I can only manage to say one thing between my peals of laughter – THIS WAS WRITTEN BY A NINE YEAR OLD!
I found these scribbled in illegible handwriting a few days ago, and after brushing up some punctuation and grammar, it’s out here! The words (however embarrassing they might be) are exactly the same they were almost five and a half years ago.

“I have a doubt,” I said brightly, staring at my chemistry textbook with wide eyes. It was a very rare occasion when I questioned something. I normally could make no sense of the teeny tiny letters and ended up falling asleep before my mind could process the overflowing fountain of knowledge that I held in […]

This poem is for my school’s 10th farewell programme, and how the day is both tearful and exciting at the same time…

I was such a fool.Let all those days wither away.Thinking about what could not be altered,And let the past see me decay. What joy could I have possibly gotten?Billowing in the harsh winds of memories.Letting the storm wreak all things I held dear.Letting the storm wreck me. I cannot tame the wind’s rage.Just like I […]

A few months ago, my parents and I put some food and water in our balcony for birds. Slowly, a few birds began to come in search of food, and became frequent visitors of our balcony. When the birds first started coming, I was delighted on seeing them from such a close angle. But as […]

Every year, our school has this particular week called ‘The Joy of Giving Week’. Each student from grades 4, 5 and 6 had made a card for the Support Staff of the school, and the students of grade 6 had to hand them out. Each one of us was given around 5 to 6 cards, […]