You know what whether good or bad,you have always been my favorite. One day you marched into my life as a strange beat and since then we are beating in synchrony.Everytime I read you,I make sure to be in my best attire because for me its like having an extravaganz conversation with the best minds that have ever graced this planet.Sometimes I hold you dearly due to your overwhelming facts but other times due to your brutality,I have to let you go to restore peace for both of us. Dear,know that I am doing my level best to live this life as a lioness,on my own terms so that you would find me worth to remember when I am myself immersed into you. Happily yours. Welcome to the day 9 of #YoLeWriMo or the YourQuote Letter Writing Month i.e. July. History, as the cliché goes, is a record of lessons to not repeat itself but more often than not, it does just that. The literary characteristic of history is it's both personal and global. Some of the greatest novels take the help of personal history to document one's national history. For instance, Rushdie's Midnight's Children documents the stories of kids born at the stroke of midnight when India became independent and their life stories are intertwined with the fate of the country. Write your #letters to history — personal, familial, national — and tell how it has affected you and your life. #DearHistory #YourQuoteAndMine Collaborating with YourQuote Baba
