7 minute read // Poetry // Self-care Hey everyone! Oh my gosh, It’s been way too long since I’ve posted and I miss you all so much! Where do I begin? My (almost) two-month hiatus has been quite an adventure … Continue reading July Anthology – Odes, Self-Honesty & Little Things
If I had to describe 2020 as an object, I’d have to say that it’s a mirror. 2020 is a reflection of the human condition. As of now, it seems like all we can see through this “mirror” is a … Continue reading songs that remind me of how beautiful our world is.
For many, writing helps us celebrate the beautiful things in life and cope with the bitter. Here is a comforting poem for those who have lost a loved one. Continue reading A Poem For Those Who Are Missing a Loved One
Get to know the illustrator of our mental health poetry and art project – Shraavasti Bhat! Continue reading Write a Book with Me #4: Get to Know the Illustrator – Fusing Art and Poetry
Hi everyone! I think the most important question that needs to be asked nowadays is: How are you? It would be an understatement to say that the Covid-19 Pandemic has taken a toll on everyone’s wellbeing. Now that social distancing … Continue reading Spoken Word Poetry – How Writing Can Help Us Cope with Social Distancing
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What living in a city with Coronavirus is like in the eyes of a 16-year-old – and more importantly, what we should do about it. Continue reading Living in a City with Coronavirus – What We Should Do.
Though it’s becoming relatively less frequent as I grow older, my mind has always been the most numb with thoughts at night. They would overlap with each other, argue with each other, talk to me, sing to me, and before … Continue reading A Poem for Those Who Struggle To Sleep at Night
Hey everyone! 2019’s been a hectic year – but I think it was worth it since it’s the end of the decade, after all! Since the new year is coming, I took time to look back and see what’s made … Continue reading Dear Home.
Phew. This past month has truly been hectic – I’ve got my SATs coming up, a Math test to study for, and loads of other assignments to finish off. Ever since my sister went to Mongolia herself back in 2014 … Continue reading The Magic of Nomadic Mongolia
My English teacher in school gave us the task of writing a four-line poem about an object that played a significant role in shaping our identity. It took me a quite a while to decide what object I wanted to … Continue reading Write a Book With Me #3: Our Personal Identity
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