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Kirti V Evokes Tender Childhood Memories in Her Poignant Tribute “I Wish”

  Writers’ Kalam Publishing is honoured to announce the soulful submission of Kirti V , an acclaimed poet and passionate educator, to the tribute anthology To My Beloved Teacher . Her piece, titled “I Wish” , is a delicate and deeply moving poetic reflection that harks back to the innocent admiration and trust a young student places in her first teacher. With gentle lines like “I wish to be that little girl, who runs into your arms everyday at school,” Kirti invites readers into a tender memoryscape where love, learning, and longing bloom together. Her tribute is addressed to her first-grade teacher, Deena Ma’am , whose presence clearly planted the first seeds of poetic thought in the heart of a little girl. 🌼 A Teacher of Students and a Student of Life Kirti is a teacher by profession and a poet by passion. A multilingual writer, eloquent orator, and voracious reader, she has authored three solo poetry collections — Tides of Life , From My Pen , and Poetic Pearls —and contribu...
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Rajeev A. Masih Reflects on the Essence of Education in His Thoughtful Tribute: “Teaching and a Teacher!”


 

Writers’ Kalam Publishing is honoured to welcome the articulate and insightful voice of Rajeev A. Masih to its heartfelt tribute anthology, To My Beloved Teacher. His reflective piece, aptly titled “Teaching and a Teacher!”, is a compelling meditation on the sacred bond between knowledge and its giver — a tribute that honours not only the act of teaching but the quiet nobility of those who teach.

Rajeev’s essay distills his wide academic experience and humanistic sensibility into a touching piece that resonates with anyone who has ever been changed by a teacher’s wisdom. It explores the journey of learning not just as information transfer, but as a shaping of minds, morals, and meaning.

A Pen Guided by Passion and Purpose

A double postgraduate with M.A. degrees in both English and Sociology, Rajeev A. Masih brings an academic depth and a spontaneous warmth to his writing. He is an author by choice, driven not by obligation but by the sheer joy of expression.

With a flair for tackling diverse themes and topics, Rajeev believes in writing that flows from the heart and captures the essence of real human experiences. His work often reflects a deep sense of observation, emotional nuance, and an understanding of society’s deeper rhythms.

You can connect with him via
📧 Email: mshrjm@gmail.com
📸 Instagram: @masih.rjm

Through “Teaching and a Teacher!”, Rajeev reminds us that a teacher is not just a transmitter of facts, but a moulder of souls. His words echo a timeless truth: while lessons may end, their echoes never fade.

About the Anthology: To My Beloved Teacher

To My Beloved Teacher is a tribute anthology curated by Writers’ Kalam Publishing to honour teachers, mentors, and guides — those rare individuals who illuminate our lives with wisdom, care, and unwavering belief.

This collection brings together poetry, short fiction, essays, reflections, and personal narratives, forming a mosaic of memories that reveal how teaching transforms not just minds, but destinies.

Submission Details:
📌 Theme: Teachers / Teaching / Mentorship
📝 Language: English
📚 Genres: Poetry, Short Fiction, Essays, Reflections, Personal Narratives
✍️ Word Count: Open
📅 Deadline: May 19, 2025

Selected Authors Will Receive:
✅ Feature on WritersKalam.com
✅ Coverage in The Holistic Pine International Lifestyle Journal
✅ Free E-Copy of the Anthology
✅ E-Certificate of Publication
✅ Digital Certificate of Participation
✅ Social Media Endorsement
✅ Free ISBN Allocation
✅ Global Availability: Amazon, Google Books, WK Store

Rajeev A. Masih’s tribute reminds us that behind every achievement, there often stands a teacher — unseen, steadfast, and unforgettable.

🖋 Got a teacher you’d like to honour in words?
📬 Submit your piece here: Submission Form

Let the story of your teacher echo in the hearts of readers everywhere.

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