Tag: Quirky Myths
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I Name You…
Names are not we are given, it is what we respond to. The Egyptian theology says all of us have our secret names that our soul recognizes.
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Panguni, Powder and Proper Bath
At Aunt Selvi’s breakfast table, Holi becomes less about color and more about climate, discipline, and how every culture edits mythology to suit itself.
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The Donkey’s Burden
Two donkeys argue over emptiness and borrowed glory, while Nasruddin quietly audits their delusions and discovers that proximity to greatness is not authorship.
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Self Possed.
Raveena feared ghosts; Kanika feared herself. Ptah shuffled tarot cards and exposed the real horror—trauma recycling itself while I blamed everything on writer’s block.
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Tile By Tile
A cobra with administrative patience stalks a tiled childhood, demanding overdue grief, while Akshara and Ptah argue whether abandonment requires therapy—or better punchlines.
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Stepping Together– Waltz Missing.
Marriage, SriJi declared, is a dance—sometimes intimate, sometimes evasive. Unfortunately, no one remembers the steps, and the music is usually drowned by deadlines.
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