thefeministwriterwhogoesmeh

Look. I know this sounds sooper clichéd because it is literally the only thing that people are currently writing and talking about now, but here goes. My America. Strong and Liberal, Firm yet Comforting. Beautiful in every aspect. If I could, I would call it a Rainbow Nation. What is valued in My America? Equality … More My America

The Solitary Rose

May 8, 2020

She was taking a stroll through the deep forest. With pinpricks of light coming through the sparse gaps in the dense canopy, it was a little easier for her to navigate. She felt drowsy. It had started to feel like she was drowning in the darkness, surrounded by countless shrubs and tall trees. It was … More The Solitary Rose

Beauty in Simplicity

May 8, 2020

I sat in my balcony, listening to some light music. It had been a stressful day. I needed to clear my head, and put my focus elsewhere. So I gazed at the majestic tree that had grown in front of our house. It looked so serene, with its multitude of branches, standing out against the … More Beauty in Simplicity

I got nominated for the Vincent Ehindero Awards

April 28, 2020

Bonjour, fellow hoomans. First of all, I really appreciate my friend Queervisitor for nominating me for this award. I hadn’t known what it was about, until I saw her blog post in the morning. I commend her for her excellent style of writing both prose and poems. Notwithstanding that, I’ll link another blog post that … More I got nominated for the Vincent Ehindero Awards

Dear Peesa

April 24, 2020

We’re sorry that we weren’t able to give you more fitting birthday party, or even a gift, because of the lock down. But we hope that this will (sorta?) make up for it. Happy birthday,That’s what we want to sayWe don’t want CoronaTo ruin your dayThe Hermione of our gangBig Harry potter fanWe love her … More Dear Peesa

Quite a Scare (part III)

April 19, 2020

You can find the link to part 1 and part 2 here. Terror gripped my heart. I took hold of the seat next to me, and slowly stood up. “Please stop the bus.” The driver abruptly stopped the bus, but not without asking why. “My sister is still in our cabin. I must go get … More Quite a Scare (part III)

Quite a Scare (part II)

April 12, 2020

You can find the link to part 1 here. I try to gather my thoughts. Okay, think. Where could they be? Right. the community meeting area. They were going to be doing yoga. But that place was like, a kilometer away. Ugh. I started sprinting towards the place, and then abruptly stopped. It felt like … More Quite a Scare (part II)

Quite a Scare (part I)

April 10, 2020

This story comes from an intermittent dream that I had. The scenario might seem a bit improbable at first, but bear with me. It may start to make sense a bit later. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. LOCATION: unidentified tundra-like region with a camp for people all around the world. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. “Ouch!” I exclaim, as my sister shoves me … More Quite a Scare (part I)

Back to normalcy (forget about the future)

March 22, 2020

So the other day, I was watching the movie Dil To Pagal Hai, and swaying to the good old rhythms of the song bearing the same name. But I just couldn’t keep my ever-wandering mind to stay immersed in the cliche love story playing on the television. My mind train kept yeeting to different thought … More Back to normalcy (forget about the future)