
Things on my mind
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Growing up in the dry, barren hills and valleys of Oman, I rarely encountered trees. When I say "saw," I mean they didn't really register in my mind. I was always drawn to the landscape's rocks and the ocean, preferring them over the few sm...
A Poem for The Tabebuia Tree I Thought Had Been Cut Down
In this city,
you say goodbye
to every tree you love
because you may
just not see it again.
Even if the tree
stands, its canopy stretched
like an eagle
about to ta...
Fallen rose gift
Dear readers,
I spent the last third of May in United Kingdom, a country which holds some sentimental significance for me as I studied there for four years. I have visited on and off since I left but this time, I was retu...
And so we are finally here, at last, at the end of April; it’s been a bittersweet month but there were some precious moments as always so I will hold onto that, particularly my daughter turning three and excitedly marking her birthday:) As...
T.S Eliot memorably began his poetic tour de force, The Waste Land with the line, ‘April is the cruellest month’ yet for me, the month is especially special as my beloved daughter was born towards its end almost three years ago. In fact, fo...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A writer, poet, and image-taker/art-maker living in Bangalore, India. Documenting nature and streets. I write fiction, poetry, and essays and report about art and culture for Indian and international publications.
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