Sunday, 6 November 2022

How I Pity A Blank Page - Reveda Bhat

So, I love art.


There’s this thing I hate in my sketchbook, and that’s a page left blank after I’ve moved ahead to the others by drawing something on them.


I feel like a blank page symbolizes an emotion not spilt, a colour not splashed, a treasure not discovered and a mystery not unfolded!


Actually, I’m someone who doesn’t keep anything I want to express to myself, so either I spill it out, or I draw.


Plus, a blank page in my sketchbook is a part of my life that seems insignificant when no moment, no minute and no day is!


So, whenever it’s like that, I go back to the pages to fill them in with the colours of my life, to the days to fill them with memories and bring them back. Getting a happy memory back brings a smile to my face, while when it’s a sad one, you can find the deep sorrow reflected in my sketches.


Either way, add just the colourful ones below.



Sayonara!

Reveda Bhat
Grade IX
The Aryan School

To smile every day - Rishona Chopra

I feel happy today,
An aim to smile every day.
It's a unique ray of hope,
That gives me a new scope.
To do something good,
I misunderstood,
The word happiness.
I thought there was a reason for this smile.
But all this while.
I was wrong to think,
That happiness could shrink.
It was something even more special,
That came from within and was sentimental.
I couldn't possibly want something more,
 But to be happier than before.


Rishona Chopra
Grade VI
Gyanshree School

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