Monthly Archives: September 2016
I Need Space
After you wheedled me to come long, I enjoyed the gentle ribbing now and then. I was attracted by the appearing and disappearing lines of horizons. The unison of natural elements looked surreal. Afar, the gloriole and romance of celestial bodies gave me hope. I looked into your eyes and meant to say, “The same […]
Forgotten | #63 | Six Word Story
I wish I could
i wish i could hold this moment in the clench of my wrist, like i hold a portrait in my hands. -that which draws me in with a hypnotizing charm, taking me away from myself. that which enamours my senses, tricking me into believing the old magic […]
Got Published on TELEGRAM-The E-Magazine
My poem ‘A Home I Left‘ got published in the E-magazine Telegram, published by Talking Books, Delhi, India. Go to Magzter to purchase the copy (only Rs.30/-). The theme for September is ‘CityScape’. My poem revolves around my experience with growing up in India.
Everywhere | #62 | Six Word Story
Because borders don’t make sense anymore.
Please Vote for My Story!
Hello All, I’ve entered the ‘MyStory’ contest conducted by Tata Litlive. You can read and vote here: http://wshe.es/HwKCgGsL Please read and vote for my short story ‘The Homebreaker’. It’s less than 1000 words. Please spare 5 minutes. Thank you 🙂
A love letter to the neighbour
Is your anger your own rage, Or have you inherited it like me? Are you angry because you are genuinely angry, or simply because it is a popular action? Whatever be the reason, Lashing tongues at each other, Shutting doors on each other, Isn’t going to douse the flames. The fire has spread too far, […]
Peace | #61 | Six Word Story
Got Published In GLOMAG September 2016 Issue
My poem on page number 116. Follow link to open magazine. http://www.joomag.com/magazine/glomag-september-2016/0563641001474038514