
A power cut in a Mumbai night leaves the world quiet, dark, and strangely intimate. In the stillness, she moves through memory, comfort, and playful tenderness with someone who knows her almost too well.

A girl moves through childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood carrying unseen fractures from friendship, family, and belonging. She learns and changes in unforeseeable ways.

He is the school’s golden boy. Effortless smiles, perfect scores, and a reputation that seems to glow on its own. But behind every “easy” success is something more.

A quiet late night ramen shop becomes a stage where fleeting romances, quiet loneliness, and soft laughter linger in the steam. A student tries to hide behind a bowl of spicy noodles, only to be gently interrupted by an unexpected guest.

This poem reflects on how easily we can mistake change for failure, reminding us not to take life too seriously.

This poem attempts to express a Hindi word’s essence, because mere translation struggles to carry its meaning across.

This poem attempts to give tangible form to the quiet warmth of true, comforting love.


This poem attempts to put into words a question philosophers and scientists alike have probably had for years.
