Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran
Bio
Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran, a writer from Malaysia with a passion for words and storytelling. Reach out at [email protected] for more of his works.
Stories (6)
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From Dreams to Reality
The Dreamer Lily was a youthful girl from a small city, where the sky was the limit and dreams were just a fantasy. She grew up in humble surroundings, with parents who worked lifelessly to give for her and her siblings. Despite the odds piled against her, Lily was a utopian at heart, with Bourne as big as the stars. As a child, Lily would spend hours lying on the grassy hills near her home, gaping up at the sky and imagining all the amazing effects she could do. She pictured of getting a psychologist, of helping people and making a difference in the world. But as she grew aged, she started to feel like her dreams were out of reach, like they were nothing further than a silly fantasy.
By Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran3 years ago in Motivation
"Saving the Blue Heart"
Once upon a time, in a world of endless blue, there was a vast and mysterious sea. The sea was home to a wide variety of creatures, from the tiniest plankton to the largest whales. It was a place of great beauty and wonder, with crystal clear waters and an abundance of life.
By Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran3 years ago in Earth
"The Forest's Guardian Angels"
Once upon a time, deep in the heart of a vast and ancient forest, there lived a community of creatures. The forest was their home, and it provided everything they needed to survive. The tall trees gave them shelter, the clear streams provided them with fresh water, and the lush vegetation gave them food. The forest was a place of great beauty and wonder, it was a place where the creatures felt safe and at peace.
By Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran3 years ago in Earth
"The Blue Planet's Cry for Help: A Tale of Earth's Pollution and Redemption"
Once upon a time, on a beautiful blue planet known as Earth, there lived many different kinds of living beings. The Earth was bountiful and provided everything that the living beings needed to survive. The air was clean, the water was clear, and the land was lush and green. The sky was a deep blue and the sun shone bright, illuminating the world below.
By Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran3 years ago in Earth
"The Hunger Fighter: Nia's Determination and Resilience"
The sun beat down mercilessly on the small village nestled in the heart of the African savannah. The dry, cracked earth seemed to reflect the suffering of the people who called it home. Hunger was a constant companion here, a gnawing ache that never quite went away.
By Pojarajan Nandan Cumaran3 years ago in Earth
