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Tranquil Tidings

Tranquil Tidings

about random thoughts and experiences that haunt me and must be treated.

Category: Plants

The Vegetable

“Hahahahahhahahhahahhahahhaahhaha” His laughter echoed as the sharp ends of his wits ricocheted back from the hollow walls of the building. Wits were all he had at that… Read more “The Vegetable”

March 30, 2018March 30, 2018 by Iqra Aslam

The Shark’s Den  

Once upon a time, sharks flew across the sky and what a sight it was! Hue — the painter produced the finest painting of his life while Click — the photographer… Read more “The Shark’s Den  “

August 2, 2017August 2, 2017 by Iqra Aslam

Wither Away!

  “Pressure makes things grow more”   Is a ridiculous myth! That’s a terrible bore. The flower could have Lasted a little longer, had the tools Blasted… Read more “Wither Away!”

May 27, 2016 by Iqra Aslam

The Man under the Tree

I cannot be certain Of how and what happened. The other day, or was it the night? Perhaps a movie with the old theme, Of a Dr.… Read more “The Man under the Tree”

May 16, 2016May 16, 2016 by Iqra Aslam

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