by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Arooj Tariq Pakistan Look At Me I used to be human friendly and used to help them live comfortable and luxurious lives. I provide them with food, water, wood and pure air to breathe which are common but most essential things for life, without which a life can’t...
by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Sudiksha Karthika India The Brass Teapot Steam curls out of the spout of the brass teapot. On its surface, you can see the reflection of an old man slowly arranging two cups and two plates of biscuits. He sits down and opens up a newspaper, reading its contents...
by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Adomako Eugene Ghana The escapable plight of intercultural boundaries An adage that implies that, divided we fall, united we stand is so true. Imagine a world with uniform ways of life, where people adore different cultures, not seeing theirs as superior to...
by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Supriya Shukla India Deceased Visions We buried my brother with his dreams. On colored scraps of paper my young son, Teddy, and I scrawled all the fantasies Abe never achieved for lack of trying: hero, quarterback, singer, actor and more and crammed them in the...
by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Mihir Bhatt India India – End to the missing glass of life I remember the day when I stepped foot on Indian soil. The vibrant shades of the market – cauliflower, golden mangoes. I listen to the walls tell their stories of kings and queens wrapped in sandstone...
by Lighthouse - Storytelling for Change | Jul 14, 2025 | Ink Around the World
Jigyasa Tandon India Cremated Fireworks A delighted synonym to city dwellers, Avram was a proud college president. Mostly found in the circle of praises, good greats, right social choices, good team and upright fashion. She never realized she was running...
