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Thursday, September 06, 2018

Semusing #6 - Unidentified Baggage

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I am all beaming today, cause the musing came in an unexpected package and with a metaphorical aura. As we put ourselves through the dau...
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Wednesday, September 05, 2018

Semusing #5 - The Oxymoron syndrome

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I am mighty excited today, because my 'writer's block' decided to go on a break and I have a first person account to banter ab...
Tuesday, September 04, 2018

Semusing #4 - Ten things.

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It is funny how my mind keeps churning stuff to write about all day and once I settle and sit down to have 'my time', I find it nea...
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Monday, September 03, 2018

Semusing #3 - The Duel

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It is cool to be someone that despises routine and is devoted to randomness. But having a routine is always more productive than being guid...
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Semusing #2 - The Stretch

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It was the beginning of a brand new school year last month and the preteen showed up poker faced the first two days. I wanted to know more ...
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Sunday, September 02, 2018

Semusings - To ask or not to ask

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Right when I decided to write some fifty one fragments of fiction,  I get this inspiration to start my month long musings with my friend S...
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Thursday, August 30, 2018

Fiction fragments #3 - Bridge

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He sets of on his long ride by the scenic seventeen mile drive, his 'go to' road of epiphanies. When he particularly feels los...
Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Fiction fragments #2 - Reflect

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She's someone who likes to do things promptly. But her promptness in communication is something that makes a stand out. Whether it i...
Monday, August 27, 2018

Fiction fragments #1 - Repurpose

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She walks in the garden getting a whiff of the foliage. She halts and bends to snap a leaf off, gently rubbing it in her palms to sniff i...
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Illusions

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Through your opaque coolers, Those bangs that dilute the hazel of your irises Many masks you sport Of indifference, joy and inte...
Thursday, August 23, 2018

In fond Memory

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The word "Kadali" - A Telugu word for the ocean was introduced to me as it happened to be the moniker for a coastal village set i...
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