How do I define crime? Any act that harms another’s life or property, or something that goes against the law of the land? Is it less of a crime, if done to protect another, or for self-defence? Lawyers will have all the answers, but what does nature say? Is it okay to chop off a … Continue reading Harvested
It comes when all is lost Equanimity celebrates destruction, revives spirits Sunday Writing Prompt
The sharp bends on the road make her sick. They stop the car for a while to let her recover, while the guys take a smoking break. A lot more is retching inside her than the motion sickness. This is her moment of freedom. It is either now or never. She drives away alone – … Continue reading Love and fresh air
I switch on the laptop to complete an urgent task. Pop … there are 14 notifications on the right side. It takes a few seconds to close them. It’s the phone now. I have not opened the document as yet. Another notification from a social media site, and I know that I have to switch … Continue reading Anti-Notifications
Hazy skies, clouded vision can’t stop me chasing the Sun It seems like eternity when truth was appreciated honesty not decimated- the world hydrated, not thirsty. So uppity, but transparent battles are not a deterrent Ethics- Majestic in strife trudges along hilly terrains on a drive that looks insane -uncorrupted core of life Conflicts rife, … Continue reading Uphill
The inspiration lines I choose for this prompt are quotes by George Orwell Quote 1 If thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought. If I am going round in circles, I will never reach the destination. Straightening the line will help. If I am in a bottomless pit, I will keep falling, but a … Continue reading Inadequacy
lost childhood trained to perfection claustrophobic in tents with holes looks wistfully at the pampered child in the first row badgering his parents for some more popcorn while the artist earns bread for the family left behind in a remote village Come to the Circus at Poetics in dVerse
Welcome to another week of the Exploration Challenge! Metaphors are so strongly woven in our language, that we start reimagining things – maybe which are not likely to happen. Like, I am at boiling point Isomorphism (the pattern which connects two different types of things) helps people construct these sentences, and describe their internal state. … Continue reading Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 55
a search leading to unknown depths of the mind stops with deadly encounters the psychologist sees light in a mirror there Thursday Photo Prompt -Pillars-Writephoto
“Photography brings out the intricacies as well the concealed ugliness of objects. The colors are garish and the artificiality becomes glaring.” “You have Photoshop and Instagram filters for correction.” Francis could not have been more disinterested in the verbalization of my thought process. “The filters have long disappeared. I see stark reality in its true … Continue reading Certain things don’t change
