prad1521
prad1521
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  • Pride

    A poem about Pride

  • To Be Or Not To Be

    Being open is not about changing who you are. It’s when you are so comfortable with who you are that you don’t feel threatened, influenced or brain washed by others. You are not doing something to please someone, but to put them at ease, so they too open up a bit.

  • Turn Back Time

    There I was sitting in front of my laptop, googling for ‘Songs released in 1995’ as part of a writing assignment. The point of the assignment was to listen to a song that was released in the year you were 13 years old and then to write down about the memories that were triggered by…

  • 10 Life Lessons You Learn From Driving A Car

    You will start off shaky and nervous in the beginning. But as you get better it will take you places.

  • What’s All The Drama About

    So there I was on an evening like every other, but this one was different. My friend had booked tickets for an open mic stand up comedy. I was excited, but more than excited I was anxious, my mind racing like crazy….

  • 10 Expressions Of Depression – What It Feels Like

    This lighthearted take of the conflicting, roller coaster of emotions I go through during depression is a small reminder to myself that even though waves, which some time seem like a tsunami or a rough sea during storm, start breaking, it is an indication that the shore is close by

  • Under The Shadow

    A poem about moving out of somebody else’s shadow to follow your own dreams and open up new possibilities

  • Road to Freedom

    Is Freedom the Feeling of Free? Or is it more?

  • Final Bow – To a Poet and an Actress who ruled a State

    There was a time when we used to debate Jayalalithaa or Karunanidhi. Tamil Nadu politics was fierce, vibrant and full of drama.

  • Going Down The Drain – The Hidden Water Ways Of Chennai

    379 years ago, on August 22nd, the British bought a small piece of land along the shores of the Coromandel coast, from the locals to build a port for trading goods. The Cooum river, the Adyar river further south, and the Buckingham canal joining the two, have been the lifeline of this city for centuries.