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His birth itself was a juxtaposition; his blood originating from a place across the ocean, whilst his toes dug up the soil he was born on. The inf...

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going back

Anxiety grips my throat as I think about the prospect of returning to college. Fresh out of my first year of college, I am attempting to get ready to step into my second year.

Time, like always, went by in the blink of an eye. With the way...

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Homecoming

Shifting to Bangalore was probably one of the most unexpected decisions of my life. Not just for myself, but for the people around me as well. Just a month before shifting, if you had asked me whether I was open to moving to India, I’d prob...

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What does it mean to be an artist?

After spending a good chunk of my formative years in an art school, I find myself wondering what it means to be an artist.

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2190 days

I still remember the times we would see each other nearly every other day, burst into peals of laughter over the same jokes. I would feel bad whenever you teased me, because your words meant the world to me. I remember feeling jealous whene...

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