There is a question that arrives late at night, after the screens have gone dark: *Did I actually live today, or did I merely display it?* This essay reflects on the quiet exhaustion of the curated life, the arithmetic of comparison that was never fair to begin with, and a mended sari that taught me something my mother had always known: the cracks were never meant to be hidden.
Colorful Status, Black and White Life Read Post »
There are questions we never ask out loud. Death is one of them. This poetic essay is an attempt to look it in the eye — and find, not fear, but a door.
Death Is Not the End. It’s a Door. Read Post »
Some words make it all the way to the lips — and still don’t leave.
This poem is about the love that was real, the closeness that kept
slipping away, and the conversation that never found its moment.
A quiet meditation on longing, forgiveness, and the words we carry
long after the person is gone.
My Words Never Reached You Read Post »
This reflective piece explores life’s fleeting and lasting moments through the metaphor of waves and the ocean. Some experiences are like words written in sand—washed away by time—while others sink deep into memory, becoming part of our inner ocean. It invites readers to pause, remember, and consider which of their own stories remain on the surface and which rest quietly in the depths.
A Moment, A Wave, A Life Read Post »
Discover why honesty is more than just a moral virtue—it’s the foundation of true wealth, emotional wellness, and lasting relationships. This thought-provoking post explores how dishonesty chips away at our health, trust, and inner peace, and why integrity is the most valuable currency in life.
Honesty: The True Wealth Beyond Money and Health Read Post »
