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Tiny Tales for the Teeming Mind
Join us in this celebration of culture and color! Tiny Tales for the Teeming Mind is a collection of 10 heartwarming stories spread across 10 countries.
You will find yourself immersed in light, touching yet funny anecdotes that make for a perfect feel-good read. Come! Embark on a memorable journey with quirky, charming, and relatable characters of color, illustrated by the Author.
Each story ends with an interactive page filled with Fun Facts and an interesting segment titled Reflections for your thoughts, notes, and doodles.
Discover the magic of immersive poetry with Prabha Girish!
Experience the magic of captivating poetry, where words pull at your heartstrings, gentle music swells with your feelings and you find yourself absorbed in mesmerizing visuals!
Discover the beauty of Poetry with Prabha Girish on her Instagram page, where she regularly posts fluid poetic pieces, spun from the depths of her heart.
Join her on this creative journey as a reader, as a writer, a poet, an artist, as a musical soul, a creator!
Instagram : @prabhagirish90
Sit back and enjoy a short story by Prabha Girish by clicking on the link below. This story is titled “A Brush With Fame” and speaks light-heartedly of a common man’s dreams of meeting his favorite celebrity.
This story was selected and published in the literary Magazine - “The Taborian”.
This piece is titled ‘Icarus’ and is a tale embedded in the vibrant tapestry of Greek mythology.
Icarus was the son of Daedalus who was a Greek architect and sculptor. Both, Icarus and Daedalus were imprisoned by King Minos of Crete, who feared that they had revealed the secrets of the labyrinth of Crete, that Daedalus had built for the King. Now trapped in a tower overlooking the ocean, Daedalus crafted for Icarus – wings made of wax, feathers & cloth, with which it is said that Icarus escaped. Elated - he flew too close to the Sun, thereby melting his wings, whereupon he plummeted to his death. This tale also serves as caution to never succumb to ego or arrogance, to overconfidence or blind ambition.
The piece is a set of 2 Tankas and 2 Haikus encapsulating the tale of Icarus - from the perspective of Icarus. This style is known as the ‘Hainka’ made by fusing two Japanese forms of poetry - Haiku & a Tanka, introduced by the award-winning poet – Mr. Pravat Kumar Padhy. This poem was published in the “Poetic Reveries” magazine.