A Better Me
The Day I Met the Richest Poor Man
On a quiet evening in a small Kerala town, I met a man in a faded mundu who owned nothing but somehow carried a wealth ...
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Shadows Born of Light
The poem, is not about excusing mistakes. It is about separating identity from error. It is about understanding that imperfection is not moral collapse. It ...
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A Doctor’s Prescription for Marriage
He returned her gold chain to protect his uncertain heart, only to discover years later that the same girl he once let go had simply ...
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Elder's Corner
A Kasavu Dream
She chose dignity over desire, yet as the Arabian Sea kept breathing beneath her cliffside home, she wondered whether some dreams ask for a price ...
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Protein Shakes and Payasam
Story of a man who feared cholesterol, germs, and coconut oil more than death itself spent his life counting proteins , and forgot to count ...
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Elder's Corner
Embers at the Threshold
I wrote this for a love that once burned fiercely, and still leaves warmth behind. It is not a complaint. It is not an apology. ...
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The Diwali of Shadows
When I struck the match and saw the covered mirror and the smoking lamp, I knew fear could be gentle, orderly, and unbearably patient.
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Perseus and the Gorgon: Stories from Greek Mythology
“This is the story of a boy who dared to face monsters, not with reckless bravery, but with calm thought and steady courage.”
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Two Cups, Always Two
Two Cups, Always Two reminds us that love often ends not because it was false, but because it was trusted too completely. It is a ...
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Elder's Corner
A Sunday by the Backwaters
On a sunlit Sunday by the backwaters, a father watches a quiet bond bloom between his daughter and a young boatman, an innocent joy that ...
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