Have you ever broken a bone?
Bones I have not broken, but limits I have pressed,
Each day a quiet battle, a new fear addressed.
Breaking unseen walls, reaching new sky,
Growing stronger with every try.
Have you ever broken a bone?
Bones I have not broken, but limits I have pressed,
Each day a quiet battle, a new fear addressed.
Breaking unseen walls, reaching new sky,
Growing stronger with every try.
How do you balance work and home life?
I don’t divide the day in parts,
But flow through it with open heart.
What needs my presence, gets my care,
Be it a task, a hug, a prayer.
Balance, to me, is not a scale,
But wind that fills my inner sail.
With calm I move, not bound by role,
Just answering gently what calls my soul.
What sacrifices have you made in life?
I do not count in loss or lack,
Each choice I made, I won’t take back.
Not sacrifice, but love I live
For what I chose, I chose to give.
As daughter, mother, friend and healer,
No borrowed script, no tale to tailor.
No burden borne, no debt to claim
Just steps aligned with joy and flame.
What’s the oldest things you’re wearing today?
The oldest thing I wear today,
Not cloth, nor thread that fades away.
It’s grace stitched deep from years gone by,
A quiet strength no time can dry.

Are you a leader or a follower?
I am neither bound to lead nor chase,
I move with purpose, not the race.
A seeker of truth, a voice, a flame,
In leading or following, the soul’s the same.
List your top 5 favorite fruits.
Mango for joy, untamed and bright,
Melons for calm in soft sunlight.
Berries for love, both wild and true,
Grapes for bonds that time can’t undo.
Kiwi for depth, rough, yet rare,
A soul in each fruit, laid sweet and bare.
What’s one small improvement you can make in your life?
I’m learning not to sculpt each will,
But offer wisdom, calm and still.
To guide when sought, not interfere,
And honour journeys I hold dear.
Share a story about someone who had a positive impact on your life.
She spoke with calm when storms would rise,
Put quiet stars in my cloudy skies.
Her faith in me, a steady flame,
Lit parts of me I never named.


You live so gentle, speak so kind,
With only warmth in your heart and mind.
You never teach rules or give commands,
But lead with love and open hands.
You cheer our dreams and let us fly,
Tell us to reach for the endless sky.
Yet ask for nothing, give your best,
With quiet strength and selfless rest.
Now I feel blessed to watch you shine,
As Nani to children now yours and mine.
You have taught us care, with joy and grace,
And love that time cannot replace.
What does freedom mean to you?
A child’s pure laughter, a soldier’s relief,
A bird’s chirp in the wide blue sky
No weight of fear, no hidden grief,
No apprehensive feeling I’ll be asked why.
To choose what’s right, with heart held true,
Unafraid of what others do.