Shyamli Suneesh

Shyamli Suneesh was born in Kochi and brought up in Dubai. Although just in her early twenties, Shyamli has conquered many hearts with her impeccable talents. She is a wonder woman to be treasured, excelling in dance, public speaking, cooking, drawing, painting and above all writing. Being indulged in her passion for writing since a young age has driven her to have finally published her first book 'Dew Drops of Life':A collection of poems. She believes in being the backbone of people deserving her affection and nurtures her poems with imagery that is nothing short of breathtaking. Take a seat as she entices you into her magical world.
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DUTY CALLS OVER HOME: Shyamily Suneesh, 3rd DC Physics 17UPHY649

And then the boy leans in, very gently to knit The most intense kiss and heaven of bliss And then the man leans in, very gently to knit But No! She has to resist No other choice, but to go for work Even when her life is at the tip of the iceberg She sacrifices those moments of love For the safety of her Love Imagine yourself in the shoes Fighting their own battle at war She wants to cuddle under the blanket with her hubby She wants to caress her baby to the warmth of her bosom She wa
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Life is What you Make it: Shyamily Suneesh- 3rd Dc Physics 17UPHY649

Life is what you make of it, Life is what you live Life may not be a bed of roses All in a man’s hand to pursue In all this hustle bustle fast-paced vie Have you ever gifted a moment to yourself? Unable to discover the beauty of purpose in life Know that the treasure lies within Only you possess the power to attain your Higher Self Trapped in a lockdown, all at once home Boredom strikes, thoughts creep, is that all we can do? Think upon thou, not once but immense Are you able to accom
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#Coronavirus: We are the generation to witness history

The Coronavirus has brought the world to a standstill. We are the generation to witness history, the Coronavirus pandemic in this century. When the news is full of shades of negativity across the globe and spreading awareness, we as responsible citizens stay home to help the nation. Henceforth, why not shine light upon some positive aspects of life. I am a person who usually loves being busy and engaged in doing the things I love. I enjoy socializing, going outdoors, working for events and soci
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Sacred Heart has a big heart!

After a rigorous day at the campus, Shyamli Suneesh, a student at Sacred Heart, walks into a room full of elderly people where a role reversal of sorts happens. Here, Shyamli dons the role of a teacher, offering classes for senior citizens who could not acquire skills, even language, during their childhood. What Shyamli does is part of an initiative called Age Friendly, supported by Magic NGO. The initiative is part of the University of the Third Age (U3A) that aims at providing training to
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The girl who scored 11/10

My parents have been my biggest backbone and support system. They have always been there for me no matter what. They always gave me the freedom to pursue my passions. From a young age, I see my parents involved in social work and organizational activities in association with Malayalee organisations in the UAE. That’s the kind of environment I grew up in. Wherever they went, they took me along and I would interact with people much older than me at such a young age. They never restricted me into a