A Man Can Avert His Own Destiny: “Each man is the smith of his own fortune” (Appius Claudius) This is a well-known saying of Roman Philosopher that shows that man is an architect of his own destination.Destiny is a quite colloquial term to all of us, that is usually defined as predetermined fate or an invincible …
Literature in 19th Century Nineteenth century Millennium Literary works was very popular in its days. It was absolutely liked and became very essential during the Victorian Era. Many types and designs of composing prospered among the writers of this interval. Many different form of composing had interested the Victorians. Their was poems, Books, Enchanting Literary …
Young Habits Die Hard: “We become what we do repeatedly” (Sean Covey) It has rightly been said,because when we do something frequently it becomes our habit.This constantly performed action engraved in personality and becomes difficult to withdraw. Young age is a period,when various habits are growing up in a child and habits formed in early age are …
Caged in the Percolate Really lastly I got it where I am caged in, caged in a percolate, a percolate may pinned by conditions when, a while and every periods but what merely happens is the caged percolate continues to be the same. Bubble and pockets create their difference what they bring, what they are ballooning …
A True Love “Producing smile is the job of man; My every smile contains Thy name, Everything that I have is Thy blessing; And Thou always saved me from blazing. Thou heal my wounds and take away all my pain, I never felt me alone due to Thy coalescing; When I weep and get oppresses, …