by pamitarao@hotmail.com | Jul 14, 2016 | Poem |
Trees in the forests so huge and high, Peaks of the mountains touching the sky Cream white clouds cover the same, Oh! What a beautiful sight that framed. Pink white roses scattered on the fields, Golden yellow blaze thriving for release Holding to their shadow...
by pamitarao@hotmail.com | Jan 19, 2016 | Short Stories |
Red walls surrounded the dimly light hallway of the General’s house where two intruders hid unnoticed behind pillars. “How long do we have to wait? I am getting hungry,” whispered Mark into his transmission device. Dwain picked up his gun and bent. “Just keep...
by pamitarao@hotmail.com | Jan 16, 2016 | Short Stories |
Ana and Leah Thomson were cousins who had opted to volunteer at a local camp as part of their summer vacation. It was their first time supervising a group of young teenagers. “How hard could it be?” Leah had said penning their names in the school volunteer...
