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wordy pains
Premium post · March 15, 2019
it was a regular workday morning. I was looking forward to reading some articles in this week old edition of the Saturday magazine I work at, when words...
rum toddy and a nine-chambered heart
Premium post · February 8, 2019
I read a book last night, after a couple of rum-and-toddies And I woke up with this beautiful image in my mind That I was with the characters of that book I...
~ apricot tales~
Premium post · February 5, 2019
slow erosion a kind of gentle decadence a small nudge a decease so genuine you feel compelled to be moved the uncertainties, they glimmer through a strange...
back in the day
Premium post · December 26, 2018
I am 25 ebbing on the heavier side of it, and I tried watching Umrao Jaan. I could not keep up with the note-taking-and-watching-the-movie-act for more than...
cat man
Premium post · December 19, 2018
a dispatch straight from the society where i live he rings the bell with the crisp ding-dong and waits as i lug myself out of bed, drape a shawl over my...
~quiet~
Premium post · December 17, 2018
its a livid thump dying a slow remorseful death in my body. the sadness dissipating out of the pores. silence echoing in aplomb.a there are solemn walks,...
Decembers past
Premium post · December 11, 2018
Thick gullets of fog gurgling down at my palm as i stand at the entrance of my paternal house. Me smoking invisible cigarettes, and feigning ignorance as...
amputate my heartness again...
Premium post · October 9, 2018
a soft whimper, a treble meander, in case the earlier letter didnt go through... with a new song (of course) as an apology (or a reason) if you've received...
amputate my heartness
Premium post · October 9, 2018
in between jobs in a tenderly sewn place to be, tethered with hope, amusements nestled inside you. that withering, nervous energy at the back of your tongue...
verbage
Premium post · September 24, 2018
1.“There were days, rainy gray days, when the streets of Brooklyn were worthy of a photograph, every window the lens of a Leica, the view grainy and immoble....
dil se ...
Premium post · August 22, 2018
Since we’re all celebrating #DilSe and the songs have never really left me, here’s a small nostalgic semi-novelette on my memories related to the songs. I...
french, fingerchips and fishermen
Premium post · August 2, 2018
Typing out a blogpost from my cranky two year old phone. A first blog directly from the phone where the text disappears beyond the ambit of the screen’s...
crickets
Premium post · July 18, 2018
Poona memoriesJuly 2016, I was brimming with words, in my shared flat where I had a room with a balcony and a study. One of the most memorable cities I have...
#scurf50: a day
Premium post · July 16, 2018
a couple walk, their fourth floor one room set locked behind them. the labourer building the small bridge to cover the naala and to seal the gap between...
where is the house
Premium post · July 12, 2018
How do you feel about moving? Is there something stirring within when you see all those packed suitcases? One segment ended, another beginning, and you are...
love to eat or eat to love
Premium post · July 5, 2018
falling in love over foodthey used to sayi used to snigger under my breathfood? dal chawal and aam ka achaar,that's the kind of food you fall in love...
the rainfall of my discontent [sic]
Premium post · July 2, 2018
the politics of rain—falling in long straight, noiseless, zero fucks given pointed potshots. folded, crease-free mannerisms, almost like flying truisms in...
mustard oil musings ...
Premium post · July 1, 2018
the book i am reading these days successfully achieved what every book in a north-Indian's bag secretly aspires to gain access to: a mustard oil stain....
Noorie
Premium post · June 25, 2018
on page one-knot-seven of the Muji notebook i was gifted years ago i listen to the 2002 Bally Sagoo remix Noorie. Like a magic potion, the song balms the...
food, nostalgia, and longing
Premium post · June 20, 2018
Kay shared a PDF with me, and extracts from it too… “A writer is forever trying to get his reader to taste. Taste my world, he says, smell it, ingest it. A...
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