Sometimes, after going through a tough time, a time when you forget to breathe or bathe, listen to commiserations and prayers, hear out pleas and platitudes, run through reserves of promises and tears, when you are somewhat out of it; at least enough to know that as long as there’s life, there’s hope. When you come to that stage when you are spent and look back at what happened, with fury or peace, and you remember... that while every one was there for you... no-one hugged.
Except, there were these:
The embrace of a storm. The warmth of a womb.
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I have taken leave for 7 days and I think that will be good for me. Want to spend more time with Papa. So that is good. But all that is in ...
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My cousin, who was born sixteen hours before me, got married recently. I am expected to follow her footsteps soon. Thankfully, I have been g...
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This isn't exactly a feminist tirade, but this is written by a woman, and it is written in annoyance. You raise your girls to be sweet...
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I watched ‘Rang de basanti’. That, however, is not the point. Everyone now wants to go to Delhi and cruise around in jeeps at night. And tha...
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Reminds me of what i had come across some time back - "everything will work out in the end...if it has not worked out...it is not yet the end !!! "... :)
Very very apt... and very succinct... and a very apt comment that Jay Sun wrote there :) I admire and nevy you... coz you have thoughts you don't hesitate to share... way to go :)
P.S: the aloo ki sabzi?? He loved it!!! try making it with garam masala... it tastes wonderful!!!
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