Question

write two story and two poem by yourself ​

Answer 1

POEMS

Pretty Ugly

I'm very ugly  

So don't try to convince me that  

I am a very beautiful person  

Because at the end of the day  

I hate myself in every single way  

And I'm not going to lie to myself by saying  

There is beauty inside of me that matters  

So rest assured I will remind myself  

That I am a worthless, terrible person  

And nothing you say will make me believe  

I still deserve love  

Because no matter what  

I am not good enough to be loved  

And I am in no position to believe that  

Beauty does exist within me  

Because whenever I look in the mirror I always think  

Am I as ugly as people say?

(NOW READ IT UPSIDE DOWN)

Surabharathi Suramya

śrutisūktaruciramālā

śataśāstrasūtramūlā

ṛṣivaryacintanīyā

surabhāratī suramyā

śrīrāmakṛṣṇalīlā

janahṛdayaharaṇaśīlā

ihapuṣpitātidivyā

surabhāratī suramyā

iha nirupamā kavīndrāḥ

devopamā munīndrāḥ

trailokyavandanīyāḥ

surabhāratī suramyā

yo bhāratasya mahimā

bhuvi garjatīha garīmā

tajjanmadātipuṇyā

surabhāratī suramyā

iyamamitasuguṇadhanyā

iyamakhilavibudhamānyā

suhitāya sevanīyā

surabhāratī suramyā

STORIES

1. Mary Celeste

Possibly one of the most mysterious stories of shipwrecks, this ship is a tale of its own. Despite being found adrift in some other location in the Atlantic Ocean, the connection to the Bermuda triangle had been somehow invoked to find an answer to the mystery of its fate.

Discovered on 4th December 1872 with everything right in the place except for the entire crew, the ship was found stranded on the sea days after it started its journey from New York to Genoa, Italy. There were seven crew members along with Captain Benjamin Briggs, his wife and their two-year-old daughter abroad the vessel which was loaded with raw alcohol. But, days after, when a passing British ship called Dei Gratia found Mary Celeste under partial sail in Atlantic, off the Azores Islands, the ship was unmanned with no crew abroad and the lifeboat was also missing. It was also found that nine of the barrels in the cargo were empty and there was a sword on the deck. No trace of the people abroad the vessel or the missing lifeboat has ever been found.

Studies of the ship clearly ruled out the possibility of a pirate attack since everything on this ship including the barrels of alcohol it was transporting and the valuable belongings of the crew were intact. Theories surrounding the mystery of the Mary Celeste also included the chances of a criminal conspiracy, alien abduction, and even an attack by a giant squid. The possibility of a natural disaster was also on the list. Many suggested the role of an undersea earthquake behind the accident, while few proposed an accidental foraying of the vessel into the Bermuda Triangle.

1. Mary Celeste

Possibly one of the most mysterious stories of shipwrecks, this ship is a tale of its own. Despite being found adrift in some other location in the Atlantic Ocean, the connection to the Bermuda triangle had been somehow invoked to find an answer to the mystery of its fate.

Discovered on 4th December 1872 with everything right in the place except for the entire crew, the ship was found stranded on the sea days after it started its journey from New York to Genoa, Italy. There were seven crew members along with Captain Benjamin Briggs, his wife and their two-year-old daughter abroad the vessel which was loaded with raw alcohol. But, days after, when a passing British ship called Dei Gratia found Mary Celeste under partial sail in Atlantic, off the Azores Islands, the ship was unmanned with no crew abroad and the lifeboat was also missing. It was also found that nine of the barrels in the cargo were empty and there was a sword on the deck. No trace of the people abroad the vessel or the missing lifeboat has ever been found.

Studies of the ship clearly ruled out the possibility of a pirate attack since everything on this ship including the barrels of alcohol it was transporting and the valuable belongings of the crew were intact. Theories surrounding the mystery of the Mary Celeste also included the chances of a criminal conspiracy, alien abduction, and even an attack by a giant squid. The possibility of a natural disaster was also on the list. Many suggested the role of an undersea earthquake behind the accident, while few proposed an accidental foraying of the vessel into the Bermuda Triangle.