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Everything Must Fall In Line

Why is it that some lives feel like they’re forever rehearsing, but never arriving? There has been a long, consuming struggle which has often been without clarity toward something that may or may not have been meant to be. The…

Poetry

Chasing Her

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been chasing her. Not a woman, really. But something like her.A silhouette in the…

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The Return to the Stage

There exists a quiet majority of people who have long felt unseen, unheard, or misplaced in a world that moves too fast…

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7 Years Later – The Silence, The Survival, and The Story I’m Ready to Tell

April 27, 2018. I came back home from Jammu, the regional campus of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), carrying a…

Opinion

21.12.12 &/ 21.12.24

And alone and without the nest shall the eagle fly across the sky” – Khalil Gibran As per my understanding, there are…

Poetry

The Silence Between Us

It’s a page I’ve got, I’ve got to cross-check because it’ll disappear, Like the time has passed and that, which will, To…

Poetry

Misty Memories, Clear Futures

Long before, I could understand, I understood that this wasn’t about me nor it was the world, in total. Both were subjected…

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Lost in the Noise of Purpose

Not all of a sudden, neither a planned effort it was and it had to be. It became either one when I came and sat down to write this idea of a thought. This, as minutely is been observed, has…