Few weeks back, I was traveling to Chennai with my sister and brother-in-law. Usually, I am very excited to visit because everything about Chennai feels home. Truly, whoever said it, said it right - Vandharai Vazhavekkum Chennai.
I hate open endings. I always wanted all the loose ends to be tied, every missing piece justified, and the whole concept of 'It all happens for a reason' precisely figured out.The words ‘THE END’ gave me a distinctive sense of satisfaction.
I've been wondering if writing can come to me without needing to impress or add value. Just writing everything that comes to my mind with no filter, no edit, the entirely unadulterated version of things with complete incoherence through and through - Every random thought that crosses by.
Nishanth and Shruthi sat down every evening to untangle their differences bit by bit. He was a pure vegetarian. She was a pure non-vegetarian. She liked her clothes ironed. He never cared about clothing. Social media, she enjoyed thoroughly.
We have not been taught to cope with death. I’m not even sure if that can be taught. Over the years, confronting this fundamental principle of the universe, a day-to-day occurrence has left me with different lessons at different points in life.
We have not been taught to cope with death. I’m not even sure if that can be taught. Over the years, confronting this fundamental principle of the universe, a day-to-day occurrence has left me with different lessons at different points in life.
He writes and writes and writes and every piece has a void that echoes "Somebody save me".
It’s been more than 10 years roughly since we’ve been on a family trip. My memory fails to even remember the last time it happened.
So much time has passed by since then. From that day forward, I’ve hopped on from moment to moment in a perpetual state of nothingness. Unaware of the chaos, unaware of my sense of self.
Love smiles sheepishly, lingers at your doorstep, and blooms in mundane moments. It nudges into your life, bares through your annoyingly loud snores, and laughs at your terribly-phrased jokes.
