Kawthur Khan Juhoor
Bio
Kawthur is a communication graduate and currently lives in Mauritius. One among her main hobbies and passions include metamorphosing the daily happenings into satirical stories and poems.
Stories (4)
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The Friendship of Pegasus and Phoenix
Veronica and Rafael met each other when he shifted next door as her neighbour. But their true friendship was officially declared in the annual friendship day in college. Seven years later both of them worked as investigative journalists till the unpredicted mishap tore apart their lives. It happened when Veronica and Rafael was sent on a live telecast in the Amazon forest where they mysteriously disappeared. Both were taken as captives by the Wu Wei clan came from an unknown planet, where only time could decide their fate. Greenish liquids were injected in to their veins until they became Pegasus and Phoenix, their new identities.
By Kawthur Khan Juhoor5 years ago in Futurism
A Master of Her Own Words
Sarah Cooper was born with a disability that she hated since she was able to crawl, walk, hear and talk. Since kindergarten she was most of the times left or rejected from the circle of students in her class. Her only proud and cherished moment was when she was recognized for her best and excellent end of year results where the whole class was ordered to clap for her. She could not have a sincere and single friend for her emotional, psychological and mental support. But all changed from the day she met John Carnegie, her senior and mentor in public speaking. She was fighting hard against her long-lasting disability as she was desperately forlorn about it, the speech-language impairments.
By Kawthur Khan Juhoor5 years ago in Families
I Respect You More Than Before
The Covid-19 shook mankind as never before and each little positive gesture that we could think of double both in our actions and rewards that we would never expect. Humanity is in jeopardy. Likewise, this is the story of a gentleman, a teacher who stood bold and determined in the adversity of the invisible ghost. Frontiers closed, schools are under temporary lock down and the escalation in grocery and vegetable prices shocked both the rich and the poor. For some people, it is nothing less than the survival of the fittest. Which one of it would you have believed; the apocalypse 2012 or the present deadly novel virus? The decision is yours and I respect it.
By Kawthur Khan Juhoor6 years ago in Education
Fighting The Bullies
Bullying is hurtful and long lasting. It affects teenagers and adults to a great worrying extent and can happen to anyone. Everyone at a certain time in their life experienced bullying in its different forms and people often feel powerless against it. It all occurred one fortnight ago. I was shaking uncontrollably and stood rooted to the spot. I replied defensively. On that day, I decided to reveal my tormentors’ real faces to my parents. I possess my parents’ innate capacity of memorizing things. I possess my paternal grandparents’ wisdom and I inherited my maternal grandparents’ degree of naughtiness and undetermined mimicries.
By Kawthur Khan Juhoor6 years ago in Humans
