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Photo walks, reviews, essays, half-thoughts that kept growing. This is what a writing habit looks like after it has somewhere pleasant to live.
I do earnestly believe that a great song can make the world a better place. If there is a lifeline for people to connect to - be it the lyrics, the music, the visuals or all of the above - it helps make the world a less lonely, less frightening place. No it won’t solve world hunger or bring peace. But uplift, strengthen one soul at a time,yes. It can. There are a bunch of songs that I can recall b...
manan dedhia
1. AbandonedLeft on the street with no guide or map,I picked myself up and closed the gap.They said I was done, said I’d fall and break,I built from the ashes for my own sake.Storms tried to pull me under the tide,I learned to swim with the hurt inside.Scars on my back, but fire in my crown,They left me to sink. But I did not drown.2. UnbrokenThey tried to bury me under the weight,I turned the dir...
Jayashree Arunshrikeshav
“pp” might be the most common short form on Instagram. It means “price please”. Customers comment pp on posts and expect all the details in their inbox. I was unaware of pp.“Can you share your catalog? We can import it into Querygen.”, I asked my customer.The customer opened their Instagram page. That was the catalog. Every new product was posted as a reel there. Customers were commenting, sending...
Satyajeet Jadhav

I think one of the criterion for someone to become a politician is they have read Rush lyrics. I don’t care about a college degree. Basic literacy, common sense and ethics are much more necessary. And if they don’t get it, they are rejected. They can ask for help, that is great. But until they fucking understand the meaning behind and between the lyrics, they have to keep at it. Or give up. If the...
manan dedhia
(Part 4 of 4)Watch me walk in like I own the room,Turned all my grief into a garden that bloomed.They counted me out, now they count my wins,Every \you can't\ just fuels what begins.Crown on my head, but I earned every scar,Started from nothing and came this far.Abandoned before but watch me soar,What tried to stop me made me unstoppable more.
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