As the weather slowly changes from cold to warm little plants like this guy are popping all over the ground. This one must belong to the weed category for it appears on the path randomly with no encouragement whatsoever. I love that audacity of blooming wherever without a care of what the world would think. … More Little Bloom #ThursdayTreeLove
The blank page looked perfect in the absence of scribbles. No marks to tarnish its appearance. But the blanker the page was, the messier my mind felt. The blobs of ink that refused to make its mark on the paper, left scratches on my mind mercilessly. I sat in front of my writing journal drenched … More Ink #FictionMonday
The broken kaleidoscope wasn’t reflecting darkness. Neither did it trap black spots. The broken kaleidoscope reflected more colors with a vengeance. Pieces of blue, pink, orange, green, yellow, and a mix of more colors. It sparkled brilliantly as the more broken pieces accumulated. Broken doesn’t have to mean losing the ability to shine. Often, being … More The Broken Kaleidoscope
The petals of dandelions appear delicate yet they are so fearless to blatantly show their beauty. It’s not fragile, or vulnerable in a negative sense. Getting to show off their uniqueness – the fragility, the vulnerability, the ability to free itself from the flower and wander off slowly, elegantly and settle somewhere unfamiliar – isn’t … More Beauty #FictionMonday
Simpler times are worth the trouble. This six word story is written in response to the word prompt “Trouble” hosted by Shweta Suresh on her blog My Random Ramblings. The above thought was provoked by the simpler times that we enjoyed some time ago, which now feels like was a long time ago. 16 years … More Simpler Times #FictionMonday #SixWordStory
when words never stick around … More In Search of Words #FictionMonday
Void Thoughts 