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What We See First, That’s What We Remember


Story # 1: FIRST IMPRESSION, LASTING IMPRESSION PUBLISHED BY VINEET BHARDWAJ IN CATEGORY SOCIAL AND MORAL WITH TAG BIKE | TRAFFIC | YOUNG MAN Source : https://yourstoryclub.com/short-stories-social-moral/moral-short-story-first-lasting-impression/index.html The last rites of Sunlight were in progress. Sun was preparing itself for the beginning of another day in the western earth. While, on the eastern side, a busy road in New Delhi was buzzing with exhausted …

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Masquerade: Painted Paper, Masked Faces on Parade


https://youtu.be/mON5dbdm63M “Masquerade / Why So Silent?” Song by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cast Of "The Phantom of The Opera" Motion Picture Masquerade, paper faces on paradeMasquerade, hide your face so the world will never find youMasquerade, every face a different shadeMasquerade, look around, there's another mask behind you Flash of mauve, splash of puceFool and …

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Trojan Blue: Eyes Without a Soul


https://youtu.be/rIgcgtMZzko Trojan Blue Song by Icehouse: From the album, “Primitive Man” – released in 1982. The soldiers standing on the shoreShake up their golden shieldsYou watch them from your roomHigh on the city wallsIn the distance on the shifting seaA thousand colored sailsIs this the moment you made?Is this the way that you planned?You know …

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The Tragedy that Was King Lear: A Man Driven to Madness, Desolation and Despair by Filial Ingratitude


King Lear From Tales from Shakespeare, by Charles and Mary Lamb,Illustrated by Arthur Rackham, 1909 Source:  https://www.ibiblio.org/eldritch/cml/tfskinglear.html LEAR, King of Britain, had three daughters; Goneril, wife to the duke of Albany; Regan, wife to the duke of Cornwall; and Cordelia, a young maid, for whose love the king of France and duke of Burgundy were joint suitors, …

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