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Past Bad Experience

It is sometimes hard to forget the events that left unmitigated effects in your brain. Your brain is a very effective organ; it retains memories in your mind. The life we are living, The friends we meet and the people who come in and out of our lives leave some memories, and those memories have effects that depend upon the effectiveness of the thoughts. Most of the time we forget the things, messages, memories that have negligible effects on our lives, however, we retain those bullying, harassme

"Travel Photography: Capturing Moments and Memories Around the World"

Travel photography is a powerful tool for capturing moments and preserving memories from our adventures around the world. As we hone our skills and embark on visual storytelling, our photographs become windows to different cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and cherished experiences. So, fellow wanderers, let us embrace the art of travel photography, capturing moments that ignite our wanderlust and inspire others to embark on their own remarkable journeys.

Memories

MEMORIES I lowered myself into my chair as I pressed my pen shakily on the 5th page of my diary. It is true when they say that memories last a lifetime and hunt us forever. There were so many uncertainties going through my mind but if I was ever going to let go, I have to tell this story. The weather was mild and cold. I could feel the breeze as it rippled through my new school uniforms. I was only 12 but I could pass for a 10-year-old. It looked like it would rain anytime soon. As I walked my w

MEMOS

Darling mistress of Nirvana, One whose ecstasy brings fertility to the mourning mud. The reason of my own Had I abandoned thee To the reminent of this world? Certainly don’t agree. Let my departure Exhale no dereliction For the cause I had to upheld. The story I wish you could infer. Gregory have no say in this. The cambium of world chaos With his Catholic convey. I’m not at home with myself What is worse than death? Letting you go, what a torture. I crave for switch of fate, Where this never i

LALBAG KELLA

Lalbag Kella is a 17th-century fort located in the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was originally built by the Mughal Subahdar of Bengal, Shaista Khan, in 1678. The fort was named after his beloved daughter, Pari Bibi, whose name translates to "Fairy of the Garden". The fort was used as the residence of the Mughal governors and their families, and was the site of many important events in Mughal history, including the Barrackpore Conspiracy in 1777. During the British Raj, the fort was used as a mi

Title: "In Loving Memory of My Father: A Tribute Poem"

This heartfelt poem reflects on the loss of a beloved father. It speaks to the enduring love and cherished memories left behind by the departed dad. The poem emphasizes how the father's guidance, wisdom, and love continue to live on in the heart of the grieving individual. Despite the pain of the loss, there is a sense of comfort in the idea that the father's presence remains, providing strength and guidance for the future.

Ecc Memory Market Share Overview, Component, Market Revenue and Forecast 2020-2030

Market Research Future (MRFR) asserts that the global ECC memory market is poised to grow at an impressive CAGR throughout the assessment period (2020- 2027).

Beauty of trees

A beautiful tree is one which has a captivating effect and reaches the soul and mind of the audience.

The Mandate of the Artist: A Lesson from Achebe's Memoir.

I have in the past few days found myself deeply immersed in Chinua Achebe's 2012 memoir, There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra . While I won't attempt a comprehensive analysis or review of this work, one particular observation captured my attention amidst my reading journey. During this period, an intense online debate pitting Achebe against Soyinka emerged. Opting to steer clear of these contentious 'online wars,' I chose instead to concentrate on Achebe's book. Deeper while I read,

Unveiling the Enigma: Exploring Deja Vu's Mysteries

Uncover the mystery of deja vu—a French term for "already seen." It intrigues philosophers and scientists, revealing an uncanny familiarity in new situations. Peaking in youth, deja vu stems from daily triggers, sparking theories from brain glitches to precognitive dreams. While often harmless, frequent episodes may need medical attention. This exploration delves into human cognition intricacies and diverse cultural perspectives on deja vu.

People change

I'm taking my leave But the fragments,the remisiscents of the day I first came here remains Life was the bluest sky,changing into a darkest night I had spend crescent of my life in oblivion I wasn't the mould you wanted to carve Wasn't your canvas to paint I was a stranger in your space I was the ivy growing on every inch of your being My eyes were opened to your pain but was too far away to do anything I was the wild fire that goes out of control Burns the haven, the stars, the atoms of the tin

In Loving Memory of Senator Annie Okonkwo

By Edward T. Dibiana and Uche Nworah, Ph.D Many Nigerians may seemingly be familiar with the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), a federal government agency that oversees the multidimensional engagements of Nigerians in the Diaspora, with the objective to protect their interest and also harness their potentials to ensure meaningful contributions to the development of the nation. But what they may not likely know is that the initiative that birthed this increasingly impactful commission, h

C’RIVER COMMISSIONER FOR SPORTS DEVELOPMENT TOURS J. A. AGBA MEMORIAL STADIUM IN OBUDU

By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. The Commissioner for Sports Development, Honorable Agnes Atsu, embarked on a tour of the J. A. Agba Memorial Stadium in Obudu today, marking a significant moment for sports enthusiasts and stakeholders in the region. The visit underscores the commitment of His Excellency, Prince Bassey Edet Otu's People First's resolve at enhancing sports infrastructure and fostering development in the sporting arena. The situation in the picturesque town of Obudu, the J. A. Agba Memorial St

Embracing Hope in the Future

The poem reflects on the uncertainty of the future but encourages us to embrace hope as we journey forward. It speaks of the challenges we'll face, such as climate change, but also of our ability to adapt and find new solutions. Technology will advance, but human connection will remain important. The poem concludes with a message of resilience and a call to face the future with a positive attitude.

IF YOU LOVE ME

If you love me Let me know And if you don't Let me go.... The dream break into a million tiny pieces The dream dies, which leaves me with a choice I can either settle for reality, or I can...... Go off like a fool and dream another dream The scariest thing about distance is.... You don't know of they would miss you or forget you, Pleasure of love lasts but a moment, pain lasts forever...... Thanks to you, I don't even recognize myself anymore. I can't wait for the day I would look at you and fee

IF THEY LOVE YOU, THEY'LL COME BACK

Poem for the broken souls. Have you been deserted by someone you love? A father, mother, sibling or close friend? Always remember "If they love you they'll come back" and if they don't, move on!!!

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Memorial Services

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Forgotten Memories Stored In Photographs

A lot of our photographs growing up are filled with memories we don't remember. It shows the importance of capturing moments you can look back to and as a way to remember friends because they can't stay forever.

Memorist

Kaiwan Park, a psychometrist, is a detective who catches criminals with his superpower. He teams up with a profiler Mayina Kim to track down criminals, including serial killers.