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 that even the richest among us could never buy.
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Elder’s Corner
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 is human evidence.
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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 been waiting for the right season to return.
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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 no comfort can repay.
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 the moments that truly mattered.
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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.
Just a door left open.
Embers at the Threshold
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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 poem about what happens when certainty replaces care, and about the quiet bravery of speaking, even when the silence may remain.
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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 changes them all.
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