Lily Of His Garden

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He pulled out the tallest
“would you like one?”
he asked.

“That’s, that’s alright”
I said
“they all are beautiful though.”

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Isaiah Sanderman

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Lawn Party

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A robin hops, looks, pecks.
Looks, hops, pecks.
Pecks, looks, hops.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Robert Ronnow

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Far Far Land

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Take me away to far far land..
Let’s live together as we planned..

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Kim Johnson

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A Village Far Away

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Come to see my village
Where time is caught in a warp
Though it’s not on history’s page
Nor would you find it on a map.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Pradip Chattopadhyay

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Beauty Of Temples

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Photography
Disha Bhosale

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This magnificent Mahalaxmi temple of Kolhapur, Maharashtra  (India) exhibits the marvelousness of Hemadpanthi style of architecture which dates back to Kannada Chalukya empire and was first built in the 7th century.

What left me in awe was how symmetrically each of its pillars and columns were carved out of black stones (can be seen in the photograph above) in the age which was not known to any modern technology and sculpting equipments. With just skilled hands and hammers and chisels a super symmetrical structure  was erected which in todays date stands an extraordinary example of human creation.

If we think of reconstructing  such pieces with the assistance of our so called modern technologies, I would say it’ll still be impossible to recreate the exact.

This was also the first temple that I visited which had only female pujaris.

Unfortunately I could just capture a glimpse of this majestic piece of super structure with my lens, as photography was prohibited inside the temple.

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Bougainvillea

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And then one day you find
a soul you want to bind
someone who makes you feel
you birth was not unkind.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Unknown

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Spring Dale

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Photography
Disha Bhosale

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Game & Score

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Men play the game.
Women know the score.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Quote
Roger Woddis

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Safety In Numbers

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There is safety in numbers.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

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Do Withered Flowers Lose Their Beauty?

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Do withered flowers
lose their beauty?

Fragile as it may be
It remains a symbol
of our love
Filled with beauty,
and fantasy
But now dried out
Yet I still have it.

Photography
Disha Bhosale

Poetry
Sahil Suri

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