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Category: Memoir

Stone and Glass

She was naive and innocent He was kind and prudent She was like a glass heart He was a rock-solid mind She lived thinking something was missing He lived believeing nothing in world mattered But everything changed when they met one day It was raining that day but love was pouring They were never supposed … Continue reading Stone and Glass

Posted on November 25, 2018January 27, 2022 by Arpita NayakPosted in MemoirTagged Featured. 2 Comments

Tulsi

(image sourced from Corbis) It was 8 am only but I was late- the same old story of a poor soul trapped in a corporate world. While I was climbing the stairs to the metro station with a dazed face, something sparkled in my eyes. It was a mix of vibrant colours against the plain … Continue reading Tulsi

Posted on February 3, 2017April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in Memoir, Mental HealthLeave a comment

Cost of freedom?

It always amuses me how alien locals of metro cities behave when I tell them excitingly that my parents are coming just to meet me. They often shrug their shoulders as if to react- what’s the big deal? When I walk up to my boss asking for a half day or a leave to spend … Continue reading Cost of freedom?

Posted on July 11, 2016April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in MemoirLeave a comment

And at last I see the light……

I remember how my dad used to try to be extra cheerful on days when he felt low. He tried not to let us know that he is sad and would tell my mom quietly in the night. Sadly, I have not inherited this trait from him. I would sigh, crib, yelp and sulk to … Continue reading And at last I see the light……

Posted on March 14, 2015November 22, 2017 by Arpita NayakPosted in MemoirLeave a comment

Big happiness in small packets

                                          The best thing about life is that it is unpredictable. Sometimes it brings sorrow when you expect happiness and sometimes when you are all teared up, you find a reason to smile just around … Continue reading Big happiness in small packets

Posted on September 14, 2014April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in Memoir, Mental Health3 Comments

The weeping silence

I vividly remember the fateful night. I was sleeping cuddled to my grandmother. My goat Sumi was tied near the door and I could hear the ghungroos tied around her neck. Suddenly my father lifted me up and carried away from my daadi I could see how she was crying and begging my father not … Continue reading The weeping silence

Posted on December 18, 2013April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in Memoir3 Comments

A chance encounter with solitude

  The mere feeling of being alive and nothing else is not a very positive sign. Life has become a marathon- you run, you become tired, you wait, you see others moving ahead, you gather strength and start again. People you meet do not stay for long, faces you begin to recognize just pass by … Continue reading A chance encounter with solitude

Posted on February 14, 2013April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in Memoir, Mental HealthLeave a comment

My tryst with slavery

This is a post written in 2010 in another blog.... Date: August 14 2010 “Every independent country is independent in one way however, every independent country is a slave in more than one way.”   Its 64th Indian Independence Day tomorrow, I am sitting in front of my desktop in the office and sulking. I … Continue reading My tryst with slavery

Posted on August 11, 2012April 10, 2020 by Arpita NayakPosted in Memoir, SocietyLeave a comment

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