Look, Look, Yesterday! I’m Still Here
Sometimes, one has to motivate oneself. This is one such poem I wrote to motivate myself to face life, one day at a time.
Sometimes, one has to motivate oneself. This is one such poem I wrote to motivate myself to face life, one day at a time.
A funny limerick born out of a friend’s dare.
A poem about the up and down nature of life, written originally in 2016.
Farewell to a teardrop leaving my eye.
To everyone who feels down and lost in life. Inspired from a text I sent to my friend.
A poem about death, inspired by a death.
Inspired by Harlem by Langston Hughes.
A birthday tribute for a lovely friend I know.
Draft lines I wrote when my Grandpa was dying. Discovered the lines in an old chat archive and now publishing it after adding and modifying lines.
A lovely experience of interacting with a volunteer on Be My Eyes app.
My frustration of encountering unsolveable captchas.
A short story I wrote 7 years ago!
Positive poem about my life. Meant to lift me up.
A depressive poem, expressing my depressive thoughts.
Loneliness is a beast, waiting to cause more mayhem in this world by removing all the sources of positivity and light. It tries to affect all of us.
These words were inspired by the epic music track entitled Voyager by Jo Blankenburg. The words can be sung to his amazing tune.
Lines about my mental state.
My memories of interacting with Altspace VR, a social VR platform that introduced me to the amazing world of virtual reality.
A disabled students reflections on how educational institutions in India are not supporting disabled students to take part in sports.
A single line from one of my blog posts inspired this poem.
This is about a writer’s battle with a blank document and his mind empty of ideas.
About the greatest game of chess I have ever played.
There are those days when it is hard to motivate yourself to do even the basic things. This is about one such days of mine, and how I deal with it.
To the sheep we encounter each afternoon on the road as we return home from college.
My thoughts about my broken body and all the hospital visits it needs to function.
An article about an interesting experience I had with a child.