Biography
LIFE OF A SIMPLE GIRL
THE BEGGING OF A NEW ERA. At 17, inexperienced but determined, I stepped into a new beginning. It was the high school of my dreams. For the first time in my education journey, I stood up to my parents and chose a school I had longed for since ordinary level. It wasn’t just a decision but it was a declaration. I arrived at the knowing only one person: Dora, my former classmate. But within weeks, new faces became familiar. Reign and Aura also they where former school mates like me and Dora. Due to the same background they become our friends. At first, we had each other’s backs, bonded by shared roots and the quiet comfort of familiarity.
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Karachi Chronicles Chapter 16
According to the conditions and our tough schedule, we spent a fair amount of time recuperating in our bubble. For some, these periods were spent watching movies or just lounging around. I was very appreciative of the extra sleep time on those mornings and it definitely helped the body recover. Others, who were more active during their downtime, had the gym and pool to keep their heart rate going. This was also a valid past time between visiting the eateries and passing the time until we could visit room 105.
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The Sky That Forgot to Breathe
Clouds waited too long to cry.
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The Bird Who Carried Fire
It lit forests of change.
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The Clock of Sand
Every grain is a second forgiven.
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The Moon’s Whisper
Darkness is only its pause.
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The Clockmaker’s Dream
He wound eternity tighter each night.
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The Star That Hid From Heaven
It blinked out to think.
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The Poet Who Drew Silence
He framed moments, not words.
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Karachi Chronicles Chapter 15
I feel Pakistan is widely misunderstood in the Western world. Although the warnings of terrorism, crime and bombings were coming from the ill informed, it was still clear that security was important for this trip. Regular correspondence from the Australian Federal Police and consular staff on the ground, along with a raft of Pakistani security intelligence had as more informed than those at home on professor google. We were also fortunate, that our arrival was preceded by tours from the Nepalese Men’s and South African Women’s teams.
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