Kavya Sharma (Sanguine Wordsmith)

Thank You, Manjinder Ma’am!

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Thank you,

For all those moments,

Moments of love, care,

Affection and fights…

Thank you,

For being there…

For even a presence,

Presence could mean a lot to others…

Thank you,

For helping me out,

Helping me during one of the most important phases of life…

Thank you,

For all those scoldings,

For we scold ones we love…

Love you Mam,

Dee,

And

One of my best friends….

I count on you,

And,

Can always do…

For you are dear to me,

For you genuinely care,

And

You count me yours…

Thank you Manjinder Mam,

I love you ❤

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Published by Kavya Sharma (Sanguine Wordsmith)

Hello World, I am Kavya, if you google it, it means, ‘Poetry’. And guess what, Poetry and writing run in my nerves, what a gorgeous coincidence. Well, professionally I am from journalism and media background, and have worked in newspapers, and tried my hand on different forms of media. But, nothing enticed me as much as writing. After spending years in media, I jumped into IT, but kept my roots firmly in writing, only. That’s it, here I am working as Associate Manager, (Content) Marketing for an IT company. Let’s keep professional things aside, as life is much more than that. So, talking about my journey of life, it literally revolves around writing, be it quotes, articles, or poems, you will always find me surrounded by words, expression, pen, and paper. My soul dances on the rhythm of words. Apart from this, I sketch, sketch about everything I write. I want to confess: 3am stories are amazing, be it the aura, thought-flow, or emotional flood, everything is at peak. Also, I am a regular writer on an application too. You can reach me there too. So, what are you waiting for, just dive into my quotes for once at least, at https://www.yourquote.in/kavya-s-86s/quotes/ and I assure you won’t regret. Let’s share stories about writing; how words make the heart skip a beat; how the rhyme of verses touches the soul, and everything that any passionate writer can relate to. Happy Reading.

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