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Once I chased a girl in Calicut, Her diet, just pepper, not her fault, Wooing her I'd plead, "You are hot, I am glad, But burn just my mouth, understood?"
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 12:17 PM UTC
Love in Calicut (Limerick)
There’s the death waiting to pounce over, Only left is the aftermath of the tides left over. She lay isolated far away from mankind, She was the loving and dedicated nurse of a kind. A deadly virus had spread the blanket over her. Probably her inner conscience spoke of, The limited time left with her, Battling the Nipah virus will be soon over. She committed herself to the thankless profession. Had she not nursed the deadly virus affected patient, Perhaps she would have been alive here today. Too late, she realized that the same had taken Over the life of her patient. She felt saddened yet unknown to her was, The virus had already infected her blood. She never knew it would be her turn to bid bye. Just a day ago she had fever, Yet ignoring her health she continued her work. Finally, her health started deteriorating, So she got admitted in the same hospital. She found herself in an isolated ward, Which made her realize she too contracted the same. Her husband has been just a wall away. Though she wanted to see him and her little children. But thinking of their security she paused there for moments. She knew her fate was holding her hand to death. Then she scribbled just few words for her beloved at the last! Only we can pray today is “May her soul Rest In Peace!” All Rights Reserved! The young dedicated Indian nurse Lini Puthussery from Kerala needed to be applauded, awarded for her selfless service which costed her dear life while treating Nipah virus affected patient. She was attached to Perambara’s Tukul hospital in Kozhikode, Calicut. We appreciate the young woman’s dedication to her thankless profession. The Nipah virus infection, spread mainly by fruit bats and has symptoms like breathing trouble, brain swelling, fever, headache, drowsiness, disorientation and delirium. A patient can fall into coma within 48 hours. It travels through direct contact with a patient. There is no vaccine for Nipha virus yet, as per World Health Organization. Courtesy Google!
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 8:38 AM UTC
A Dedication To Lini Puthussery!
There’s the death waiting to pounce over, Only left is the aftermath of the tides left over. She lay isolated far away from mankind, She was the loving and dedicated nurse of a kind. A deadly virus had spread the blanket over her. Probably her inner conscience spoke of, The limited time left with her, Battling the Nipah virus will be soon over. She committed herself to the thankless profession. Had she not nursed the deadly virus affected patient, Perhaps she would have been alive here today. Too late, she realized that the same had taken Over the life of her patient. She felt saddened yet unknown to her was, The virus had already infected her blood. She never knew it would be her turn to bid bye. Just a day ago she had fever, Yet ignoring her health she continued her work. Finally, her health started deteriorating, So she got admitted in the same hospital. She found herself in an isolated ward, Which made her realize she too contracted the same. Her husband has been just a wall away. Though she wanted to see him and her little children. But thinking of their security she paused there for moments. She knew her fate was holding her hand to death. Then she scribbled just few words for her beloved at the last! Only we can pray today is “May her soul Rest In Peace!” All Rights Reserved! The young dedicated Indian nurse Lini Puthussery from Kerala needed to be applauded, awarded for her selfless service which costed her dear life while treating Nipah virus affected patient. She was attached to Perambara’s Tukul hospital in Kozhikode, Calicut. We appreciate the young woman’s dedication to her thankless profession. The Nipah virus infection, spread mainly by fruit bats and has symptoms like breathing trouble, brain swelling, fever, headache, drowsiness, disorientation and delirium. A patient can fall into coma within 48 hours. It travels through direct contact with a patient. There is no vaccine for Nipha virus yet, as per World Health Organization. Courtesy Google!
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Everything I heard amazed me, The treasure fleet's sixty two ships, commanded by a powerful ******   Gone, he was captured, he was castrated, three jewels, from a dying Prince.   The Cheng ** had sailed from Malaku Island; sight of flags, sound of bells, guided them to Calicut.   Deny the social scientist, cultural baggage prevails, abstract freedom, kindling of change.   Moaning monsoon winds linger, the allure of sparkling moons wax, and dormant black seas swell.   The noble adventure of death begins, where the legacy of leadership ends, and stars trust him with their thoughts. © christhamF 2011
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Jul 3, 2011
Jul 3, 2011 at 11:22 AM UTC
Fallen Fantasy II
Diaz Diaz was from Portugal, his first Bartholomew In 1487, rounded Good Hope, bid adieu For going on to India was for Da Gama's crew King Manuel sent 13 ships with Diaz and Cabral And April 22, 1500 claimed Brazil Half the fleet, when on return, in Jones' locker laid But the six remaining, spice-filled ships for the voyage paid Da Gama Da Gama, he was Portuguese For Indian Ocean trade He sailed four ships, if you please With Indian guidance for aid 1497 is when Vasco hit the sea And sailing 'round the Cape of Good Hope, quickly found that he Would require some assistance from a local native guide Together crossing Arab sea and in Calicut ending ride But though Da Gama and the Indians didn't hit it off He still returned to Lisbon toting spices and their cloth
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Feb 18, 2015
Feb 18, 2015 at 12:51 AM UTC
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