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Chitra Iyer

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Hey, I just saw sycophancy walking with that typical smirk brandishing his political ties, Age has has not dimmed his smirk for tho' he is ancient, he continues stronger than ever. Truly, I now have reason to believe that age is just a diminishing number. For a better read.. Hey, I just saw sycophancy walking with that typical smirk brandishing his political ties, Age has has not dimmed his smirk for tho' he is ancient, he continues stronger than ever.

Hey, I just saw sycophancy walking with that typical smirk brandishing his political ties, Age has has not dimmed his smirk for tho' he is ancient, he continues stronger than ever. Truly, I now have reason to believe that age is just a diminishing number. For a better read.. Hey, I just saw sycophancy walking with that typical smirk brandishing his political ties, Age has has not dimmed his smirk for tho' he is ancient, he continues stronger than ever.

Anuj Jain

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I clapped I banged plates I lighted candles I prostrated When asked to bend I am a sycophant It's not your fault Idiocy runs in my blood I am a sycophant Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Sycophancy•~ (Noun: obsequious behaviour towards someone important in order to gain advantage.) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

I clapped I banged plates I lighted candles I prostrated When asked to bend I am a sycophant It's not your fault Idiocy runs in my blood I am a sycophant Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Sycophancy•~ (Noun: obsequious behaviour towards someone important in order to gain advantage.) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

Anuj Jain

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Whelved in the subconscious Our past memories surge Every wave of nostalgia Makes it to purge Bespoke and prefab And hand me downs Overwhelmingly The memories tumble out, A flash of colour Or a picture greyed, A whiff of anonymous scent, Or a treasured plate, Anything can trigger A memory cascade Deep in the subconscious That prevades. Whelved in the subconscious Our past memories surge Every wave of nostalgia Makes it to purge Bespoke and prefab And hand me downs Overwhelmingly

Whelved in the subconscious Our past memories surge Every wave of nostalgia Makes it to purge Bespoke and prefab And hand me downs Overwhelmingly The memories tumble out, A flash of colour Or a picture greyed, A whiff of anonymous scent, Or a treasured plate, Anything can trigger A memory cascade Deep in the subconscious That prevades. Whelved in the subconscious Our past memories surge Every wave of nostalgia Makes it to purge Bespoke and prefab And hand me downs Overwhelmingly

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Amidst the gushing of the torrent ocean, Between the scintillating ships floating by, Here the soul hides and the heart flaunts to find it, Blowing are her fleaks, in the magic of poetry, Flying are the feathers of love Dancing on the melody of psithurism, She found her eerie old self, somewhere buried in the petrichor Of the rain of unfathomable words... Hey all, Here comes our first word prompt of Wednesday Wisdom weekly challenge. “PSITHURISM” Meaning:- The sound of ruslting leaves. It takes its origin from the Greek word ‘psithuros’. Write a quote or poem on the above bg using this word.

Amidst the gushing of the torrent ocean, Between the scintillating ships floating by, Here the soul hides and the heart flaunts to find it, Blowing are her fleaks, in the magic of poetry, Flying are the feathers of love Dancing on the melody of psithurism, She found her eerie old self, somewhere buried in the petrichor Of the rain of unfathomable words... Hey all, Here comes our first word prompt of Wednesday Wisdom weekly challenge. “PSITHURISM” Meaning:- The sound of ruslting leaves. It takes its origin from the Greek word ‘psithuros’. Write a quote or poem on the above bg using this word.

Jasmine Saini

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//Pluviophile// O rain! I love you more and more, When you pour and pour, Your rhythm sways the world, Bestow feelings in my words. This magic before me, Seems like a magical key, A key to lock my sorrows, A key to open a bright room of tomorrow. O rain! You are my emerald joy. #wspluviophile #wswednesdaywisdom19 #wrscribblezone #yqwritosphere #scribbles #wswednesdaywisdom #yqbaba

//Pluviophile// O rain! I love you more and more, When you pour and pour, Your rhythm sways the world, Bestow feelings in my words. This magic before me, Seems like a magical key, A key to lock my sorrows, A key to open a bright room of tomorrow. O rain! You are my emerald joy. #wspluviophile #wswednesdaywisdom19 #wrscribblezone #yqwritosphere #scribbles #wswednesdaywisdom #yqbaba

Rabiya Nizam

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In the dust lied a withered leaf, looking up to the branches, Who Stood grand yet gloomed, Bitten by the winter wind, Frozen like dead. The leaf looking into their eyes reflected the days of spring, The one blooming and cheering, But again it reminisces, Those silent audience of the grand branches, As they never felt life Or maybe they never knew death And so it dawned on it- To feel the Eastertide One needs to fade; And swiftly a halcyonic wind Swept its melancholy away. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Halcyon•~ (Adjective: calm and peaceful; happy, prosperous) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

In the dust lied a withered leaf, looking up to the branches, Who Stood grand yet gloomed, Bitten by the winter wind, Frozen like dead. The leaf looking into their eyes reflected the days of spring, The one blooming and cheering, But again it reminisces, Those silent audience of the grand branches, As they never felt life Or maybe they never knew death And so it dawned on it- To feel the Eastertide One needs to fade; And swiftly a halcyonic wind Swept its melancholy away. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Halcyon•~ (Adjective: calm and peaceful; happy, prosperous) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

Rabiya Nizam

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On the window pane it fell A single drop And then thousand of them, Those pearls of rain, Peeking out through the window Lips curved, mesmerized Fingers playing with the rain Zither And the pluviophile heart knew The dancing peacock, And her silver anklet, Both will break all bounds. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Pluviophile•~ (Noun: One who loves rain) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

On the window pane it fell A single drop And then thousand of them, Those pearls of rain, Peeking out through the window Lips curved, mesmerized Fingers playing with the rain Zither And the pluviophile heart knew The dancing peacock, And her silver anklet, Both will break all bounds. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Pluviophile•~ (Noun: One who loves rain) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

Rabiya Nizam

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Love so ephemeral, so void, Like the granules of sand, Slipping from the hands Moment by moment, Love so ephemeral, so void, Vanishing away like the light Getting engulfed by the hopelessness. Love so ephemeral,so void, That it feels like the gunshot Hollowing my heart. And the feelings of passion once again get buried in deep. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your new word. ~•Ephemeral•~ (Adjective: Lasting for a very short period of time) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty.

Love so ephemeral, so void, Like the granules of sand, Slipping from the hands Moment by moment, Love so ephemeral, so void, Vanishing away like the light Getting engulfed by the hopelessness. Love so ephemeral,so void, That it feels like the gunshot Hollowing my heart. And the feelings of passion once again get buried in deep. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your new word. ~•Ephemeral•~ (Adjective: Lasting for a very short period of time) Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty.

Rabiya Nizam

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The eerie silence of night Wishpers a dark tale The psithurism in the woods Spilled the dilemma of life Hey all, Here comes our first word prompt of Wednesday Wisdom weekly challenge. “PSITHURISM” Meaning:- The sound of ruslting leaves. It takes its origin from the Greek word ‘psithuros’. Write a quote or poem on the above bg using this word.

The eerie silence of night Wishpers a dark tale The psithurism in the woods Spilled the dilemma of life Hey all, Here comes our first word prompt of Wednesday Wisdom weekly challenge. “PSITHURISM” Meaning:- The sound of ruslting leaves. It takes its origin from the Greek word ‘psithuros’. Write a quote or poem on the above bg using this word.

Garima Mahnot Jain

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Depreciate the Negative Thoughts. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Depreciate•~ [Verb: diminish in value over a period of time; disparage or belittle (something).] Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.

Depreciate the Negative Thoughts. Hola Writos! It’s Wednesday Wisdom time and here is your word. ~•Depreciate•~ [Verb: diminish in value over a period of time; disparage or belittle (something).] Use this word in your poem/quote and bring out its beauty. Remember, the word should have a significant use in your write-up.