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  • Solace in the Mundaneness – Zestful Days

    Solace in the Mundaneness – Zestful Days

    One day, I was sipping my morning tea, relishing on the couch. It was a Sunday and everywhere in the house was laziness, you see, that holiday-type vibes. But everyone in the house forgot that none of us go to school or college or office, so actually every day, it’s a holiday for us. But…

  • Solace in the Mundaneness – You Only Live Once

    Solace in the Mundaneness – You Only Live Once

    I was feeling stressed by the relentless pressure at my work. The piece I was trying to write, couldn’t get the desired shape, and I was feeling restless and frustrated. At one point, I started dreaming the piece yet I couldn’t write it when I was awake. Then, one day, I decided to quit. But…

  • Solace in the Mundaneness – The Xerox Center

    Solace in the Mundaneness – The Xerox Center

    In my school days and college days One of the most important things that helped me in staying sane Was the Xerox machine. Even after my academic sessions were over And I thought I would never turn to the machine again I needed it in every hour Whenever I had some notes for Xerox. During…

  • Solace in the Mundaneness – The Tree Wearing White Pearls

    Solace in the Mundaneness – The Tree Wearing White Pearls

    We had three tagar trees in our previous house, and in this house, we have two. I always admire this tree and the flowers for their simplicity and elegance in simple beauty. Since childhood, I have loved white flowers like tagar, belli, jasmine, shiuli, etc. for their gracious beauty wearing a divine white. I love…

  • Solace in the Mundaneness – The Veranda

    Solace in the Mundaneness – The Veranda

    I feel privilegedto have a small veranda alwaysIn our houseThe veranda has wovenhundreds of storiesSometimes,It seems like a shawl of memoriesWrapping me in a cold winter nightWhen everyone is asleepBut I come here to seekMy answers from someone.In the midst of the veil of mistWaiting outsideI feel scaredWhat if I never findThe stories I left…