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A little bit of today |A little bit of tomorrow

Epiphanies and Reflections

I've been trying to write for a while now, but I just couldn't. 

I recently read something on Tumblr that helped me kick start writing. I'll link it here-

Read this here

It's been one month today. One month that I've lost another significant part of my life in a span of one year. It's almost funny how time flies by. The other day, I told my mum "The best and worst thing about life is that, it moves on." 

It feels like life is on autopilot, whether we choose it or not.  

Do we really move on or do we distract ourselves to maintain our sanity?



A few months back, when I was redoing my room, I bought the glow in the dark stickers for the ceiling. It just reminded me of my childhood days and I'd have my own sky to stare at, at night.  I don't remember the last time I looked up at my ceiling and admired them. 



I either read like there's no tomorrow or I don't read at all. I read to escape. Lately I've been reading a lot, to a point where I already know what my next book is going to be.

When going out on Sunday, my mum was hesitant considering Monday was the next day and she hadn't finished her work. And I said "Tum kal ke liye apna aaj nahi bigaad sakte ho". Maybe I should take my own advice.

I listen to this one spoken word poetry- its about paper boats. It reminds me how one monsoon, not too long ago, my friends and I made paperboats and bid them goodbye in fresh rainwater. I tried making paper boats the other day, I couldn't remember which way to fold.


For a while now, I've been going to dance classes and last month, for the first time, I took  a month long break. By the end of it, I felt like something was amiss- movement, joy and feeling refreshed. Sometimes we only know the value of something in its absence. 


I cut off an inch of my hair and I instantly felt lighter. Like a load had been lifted off. I wonder what I'd feel like if I just unload all my thoughts. Maybe I'd be able to fly. (finally)




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