Category: Climate Frontier

My birthday with khaadi

I hated the grind

The place was dark….damp and loveless, I could feel. But I could do nothing, my hands were bound, and I couldn’t steal the steel junk, those high walls, blinded streets, fixed eyes. I struggled, for each breath…..the warmth was missing, people were cunning, conniving… Continue Reading “I hated the grind”

Longings and logicians

Days in waiting

What do you wait for? Love, freedom, life, better life, healing and all those words. What if I tell you, I am waiting for all to appear together. A moment when nothing is less or more, A moment when nothing stays, yet lasts you… Continue Reading “Days in waiting”

Enmity

Enmity is another emotion, The only problem is humans are unaware of it It is that one string within our hearts gone sour, and broken It might be the weak one. How do you mend weakened strings? How do you heal clipped wings? A… Continue Reading “Enmity”

The extension of Google incognito mode into google maps

Okay I use a lot of it …….incognito mode. I stayed as paying guests and in haunted houses which often hounded (Lols). So here is an interesting piece I wrote for you guys….. Of course I am not done with my poems and I… Continue Reading “The extension of Google incognito mode into google maps”

Slow is living long

The perishable woman

You have to read it straight down on one side and then head to the right side. Thanks to fem Asia magazine for their beautiful portrait addition.

Few things that can keep your skin healthy this winter

You might be wondering what’s wrong with this blog? From poetry to skin care….awww….😳🙈😴💁‍♀️ Well truth is I wrote it for a platform and since they have not responded I thought of posting it on my blog to keep it mine😩😎😂😁 Winters! Chapped skin?… Continue Reading “Few things that can keep your skin healthy this winter”

The festive paganism

The winds blows cooler this month every time she comes down, She chooses from a horse, elephant or a boat each year. Wearing her best attire she returns to humans who were once her home. It seems she grew to be the goddess, but… Continue Reading “The festive paganism”