Punctuate ephemeral life with Moments extraordinaire of laughter, forgiveness Love care Above snow-capped mountains Rip blue skies apart taste that elusive moment Merge with cosmic
Author: Kokila Gupta
Born in a literary environment, brought up amid mountains and plains, Kokila Gupta nurtured a deep love for nature and simplicity.Her prose, poetry, musings or Haiku, all express her natural affinity towards life in mundane spontaneity. She is a lecturer by profession, wayfarer by passion and a writer by choice.
The Duchess
‘The Duchess’ was sailing swiftly on the sea ripping apart the emerald waters. Captain Girardelli was greeting the passengers with a cordial familiarity while descending
Humble Delights
Monsoon script of raindrops On misty panes of heart Clusters of stars sprinkled Over toadstools in backyard Snow-caked pine cones dangle Chandeliers of pearls Crimson
The Fourth Devil
A feeling of excitement surged through Abeer’s body as he saw an array of colours bobbing up and down in distant horizon, coming closer to
Beyond School:A Novel
It is a Must Read for parents and children alike …which makes it for ALL. Trust me, you’d be enriched, if not, at least it will remind you of certain beautiful aspects which you already know yet tend to forget.
The Season of Divinity
Cardamom dreams, of cinnamon scents fresh Fond sunshine hours blooming on windy days, Lotus from blue stream of consciousness pure… It’s the season of homecoming
Once upon an Opal Moon
Once in primordial skies Moon was naughty younger brother to elder and sincere Sun. One night wan after midnight shenanigans the Moon-boy accidentally slipped on wet grass and tumbled down the
Life is Beautiful
Tall deodar trees were standing like sentinels silhouetted against a rapidly unfurling dawn. The quaint hamlet of Yol at the foothills of Dhauladhar mountains was
The Weeping Wall
“Are you a guide or a storyteller?” I almost spat these words at Raju and not for the first time. Larger part of my indignation
A History Of Insects
It is early 1956 and the British Empire is crumbling. But for nine-year-old Ella, living with her parents at the British High Commission in Peshawar, Pakistan, the walls of class, snobbery and racism are still intact. Growing up is a lonely, painful experience, and Ella withdraws, recording the hypocrisy of adult behaviour in her diary, A History of Insects, where she hides a secret that could shatter the lives of the people around her.