Reason

“Dyevat” (1987) by Victor Vasarely
“Dyevat” (1987) by Victor Vasarely

Hits hardest when it’s closest, literally or metaphorically.
Clambering on the way,
To what feels like normalcy.
With every successive level hitting a different spot,
And every one of those spots being a blind one.
Continuing the climb,
Treacherous and terrifying, with a glimmer of hope.
Clinging on to what feels significant,
Coming out different, always stronger than before.
Wondering what really justified this?
The answer, and the question in itself, ever changing.


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Sneha Raman

 An HR manager by profession, Sneha attempts to authentically re-connect with and explore different forms and types of writing. You can find her on Instagram on the handle @sneha.raman. A random fact about her is that she loves writing letters and sharing Spotify playlists. Here’s one for you:

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