Sandhya Thapa

 Poetry + Recitation =Poetry Recitation Poetry : Poetry is a form of art, an art that breaks across grammar and syntax to create something new and imaginative. A poem is composed to perform by the human voice. Poetry provides an adventure for the mind. It is the most compressed form of language. Poetry are 1) Epic 2) Dramatic 3) Lyric Poetry includes elements like Rhyme Rhythm Alliteration Assonance  Recitation : An  essential way to deliver what word expresses. It is one of the public speaking activities. Speaker adequately delivers ideas, emotion, feelings using distinctive style and rhythm. What a poem says or means is the result of how it is said. SO both the content and form has intimate relationship in the poem.   Recitation allows the audience to hear the author's words and experience the poem . It does not involve performing the poem with large gestures, accents, or in the voice of a character. Rather, it is about sharing the experience of poe...

Public Speaking is designed for children to develop speaking skill in the mass. It is an essential way to enhance confidence among children and as well as public speaking plays vital role for personality development. It has become necessary feature for people of every age and all professions. This skill can help to get advanced in career and and create opportunities. In short, being a good speaker means enhancing your reputation, credibility, along with confident speech play. To sharpen the skill following points should be taken into consideration. 1- Speak  Speaking is the effective way of communication. To make effective communication one should make a clear articulation. Meaning to enunciate clearly, speak loudly enough, and proper use of grammar without a lot of verbal crutches, like "uh" "um". Another important aspect is eye contact. Eye contact: Assessing the needs of audience speaker should keep strong eye contact on the audience. 2- Smile 3- Prac...

They ought to leave that day As beautiful fog makes its way For the bright sun in the winter Their eyes met just to shatter Who told them to halt? Something has to be felt As those eyes stopped For the final treat As the stars melt How they felt? The cold air caresses her hair His hand opened unsent letter He had dumped forlornness to declare. All the rightful and wrongful share, Who told her to collect? The balminess of his body Separation was compulsory Albeit they were not ready Bewitching body could not endure durability Came closer Were inch away but parted forever Why were they unable to pay the rate? They ought to leave that day As beautiful fog makes its way For the bright sun in the winter Their eyes met just to shatter Who told them to halt?

Standing on the cliff Two eyes traveling so deep To conquer good bye To explore long lost -Hi In the transit, they met Opted to temporary nest They were birds But from separate seasons One visits in winter One flies to meet summer  

Prasad= Practical Pressure Put on by People in Society There is something that is unseen and untouched yet exerts more pressure in a person's mind. In the name of parity and practicality, people are pressurized to act and react. Prasad is all about so called practical norms people should adopt for normality.A married woman needs to undergo motherhood for integrity. Fatherhood even though is a costly business a man has to bear it. Yet film mesmerizingly hints despite all the hardships a pair can survive through with love because of love and for love. Being an audience I felt despite few of colourless threadbare scenes at the end I took a delicious taste of what we literally understand by the term Prasad.