A chapter from the lands of Fosterganj.
Mr Shyamalan came back from office at around seven in the evening; a tad later than his usual. In his late forties, he was quite famous in Fosterganj for his condescending demeanor. Though he carried his own stereotypes, he liked to showcase the world that he is a rational person. “Only a fool craves to be … Continue reading “A chapter from the lands of Fosterganj.”
The Journey…
I had almost trekked for 6 hours on an uncharted path by now. And it reached to a meadow after a climb of some steep and some not so steep slopes. I was quite exhausted by now. I could see a big tree, the only standing tree by the end of it. I thought I’d … Continue reading “The Journey…”
The ship of Theseus
What would you deduce of your life if it has come to this point where you take a leave from office for no particular reason at all or maybe because you had grown used to the paid holidays during lockdown period, only to find yourself attending office in your dream during the daytime nap that … Continue reading “The ship of Theseus”
Schrodinger’s Cat
Areté : (Greek), the act of living up to one’s full potential. You know looking at my past, what haunts me the most? It’s simply the foregoing of the possibilities of what I could have become. No, don’t get me wrong. I’m neither judging my current state nor carry this notion that the world and … Continue reading “Schrodinger’s Cat”
Kintsugi : A chapter from my life.
Kintsugi : the Japanese art of fixing broken pottery with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver. As a philosophy, it means embracing the flawed or imperfect. I had read this story once. [There once was a little boy who had a bad temper. His father gave him a bag of nails and told … Continue reading “Kintsugi : A chapter from my life.”
Flight of a dragonfly
Chiku never liked his afternoon naps. But Lakshmi, his mother, made sure that he doesn’t leave his bed after lunch. She had her own reasons for this of course. After a toil with household chores that stretches from taking shower and fetching water from the village tube-well before the sun rises to eating lunch after … Continue reading “Flight of a dragonfly”
Brewing Romance
“Mari Mari Kothaga Ni Jatha..”The song played in the background as it drizzled outside. I didn’t understand Telegu but somehow this one was making perfect sense to me. There are certain songs that remain with you forever. Isn’t it? I had heard this song for the first time when I was in her room to … Continue reading “Brewing Romance”
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