Nostalgia
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Why Do I travel : To Discover a New Me or To Meet an Old Me?
Why do we travel? An exploration of the profound reasons behind travel. Is it a means towards self-discovery or reconnection with childhood innocence. The author reflects on travel’s ability to evoke nostalgia, create memories, and illuminate the self. Ultimately, the journey’s essence lies in understanding personal history and yearning for lost moments. Continue reading
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I am Jerrylet: Embracing My Inner Cartoon Child
The writer identifies with two beloved animated characters, Jerry and Piglet, embodying their traits of mischief, bravery, and loyalty. Reflecting on personal growth, they embrace childlike qualities while facing fears and valuing friendship. Ultimately, they find peace in simplicity, celebrating life as a blend of Jerry’s wit and Piglet’s kindness. Continue reading
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Songs That Shaped My Life: A Personal Journey
What are lyrics of a song but life itself, opening itself to us. First through whispers then reaching a rising cresendo…leaving us SEEN and understood. Any wonder they stay with us defying time and space? Continue reading
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Growing Up by the Tracks: A Journey of Train Travel and Discovery
The author reflects on their lifelong connection to trains as a railwayman’s daughter, which ignited a passion for travel and exploration. The vivid experiences of childhood in a village, shaped by the sounds and sights of trains, instilled a deep appreciation for the world, fostering curiosity and transformation throughout life. Continue reading
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Where Is HOME? A Poetic Reflection on the Essence of Belonging
The reflection explores the concept of “home,” highlighting that it exists in memories, relationships, and experiences rather than a physical location. It evokes feelings of love, loss, and connection, claiming that home is inherently part of oneself, intertwining with family, nature, dreams, and the essence of life’s journey. Home is described as both everywhere and… Continue reading
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Lyrical Reflections: Poetry from a nostalgic train window
The post reflects on a 12-word poem inspired by the lush scenery of Lonavala, emphasizing nature’s beauty and the nostalgia of childhood memories. The author reminisces about Onida’s high-definition television and its vibrant colors, contrasting them with the greenery outside, evoking a sense of innocence and carefree moments from the past. Continue reading