Category: Grazing Corner
Stories Written by Women
Once a hero killed the villain The hero and heroine had a happily ever after The
You’re Not Okay! And That’s Okay
Have you ever tried to hug yourself? C’mon, give it a try! Take your right arm
Tales of Edinburgh: A Street Photography Series
I took this travel and street photo narrative series on a short trip to the Scottish
Potato’s Trade Off and Other Poems
Ebbs and Flows I see them red, slimy I had to whack one, to make believe
Who Am I? Bloom and Thorns
Who am I? Am I a party lover or a philosopher?A painter one day, a writer on
The Generation That Is
We’re a generationWhose palms wear skins of gadgets,Leaving eroding imprintsOf crumbling creativityBlotted in stains ofVenom- black
What’s Love Gone Wrong: An Analysis of Amrita Pritam’s Poem ‘Ajj Aakhan Waaris Shah Nu’
A story of love torn apart by wars between nations, or stories of gut-wrenching pain. It
Investigating the Mad Woman Trope in Anvita Dutt’s Film Qala
Anvita Dutt’s directorial venture, ‘Qala,‘ is a multi-layered period film. Its beauty lies in the combination
Because She is a Woman
Do you remember when you said,“It was her clothes”?Your daughter looked down upon herself,And mourned her
A Perfect Sunday With My Lover
A fine Sunday morning…i wake up next to you. Time has slowed down for us. We
Respite
I write to feel a little or to feel a little less. Waiting for the chaos