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Echoes of youth

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 In youth’s embrace, we danced carefree, With laughter’s echo, joy did we decree. Each dawn a canvas, vibrant and bright, New reasons to wake, with sheer delight. Yet as we aged, the hues did shift, Life’s challenges, a heavy gift. Through hardship’s veil, we strive to thrive, Surviving the storm, hoping to revive. Though the colors fade, and worries press, Within our hearts, youth’s light does bless. For in the memories of days gone by, Life’s beauty still sings, beneath the sky.

Plastic free campus

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 In a bustling city, nestled within the landscape, lay Reva University, a beacon of sustainability and environmental consciousness. Known far and wide as the Plastic-Free Campus, it stood as a testament to the power of collective action in safeguarding the planet. At Reva University, students embraced a simple yet powerful ethos: reduce, reuse, recycle. Each day, they arrived with their reusable water bottles and lunch containers, minimizing their reliance on single-use plastics. In the cafeteria, meals were served on durable plates and trays, eliminating the need for disposable items. The ingredients were locally sourced, supporting nearby farmers and reducing carbon emissions from transportation. Beyond the confines of the classrooms, a lush garden flourished, tended to by eager students passionate about sustainable agriculture. Here, they learned the importance of biodiversity and the interconnectedness of all living things. In lectures and discussions, professors integrated les...

Letter to younger self

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 Hi, my younger version I am so proud of how well you have endure life, amidst the trials and triumphs of youth. As I reflect on the journey that has led me to this point, I am filled with admiration for the strength and resilience you have shown in navigating the twists and turns of life. You have endured hardships that would have tested even the strongest of souls, yet you have emerged from each challenge stronger and more determined than ever. Your ability to weather the storms with grace and perseverance is truly commendable, and I am proud of the person you have become. I must also take a moment to acknowledge the times when I was less than kind to our parents. Looking back, I realize now the weight of my words and the impact they had on those who loved me most. I am deeply sorry for any pain or hurt I may have caused, and I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me. As I journey further into adulthood, I am struck by the realization that our parents were also navigatin...