Writing
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The Magic of Rafi’s Music: When Life Strangulates, Rafi Undulates
The post reflects on the complex relationship between music and emotions, particularly focusing on the author’s deep affection for the songs of Mohammed Rafi. The author expresses how Rafi’s music serves as a comforting presence during life’s challenges, highlighting three specific songs that play crucial roles in navigating sadness, loneliness, and heartbreak. Continue reading
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Fear: From Fire to Fuel
Fear will always be a part of me. Not as fire that burns me. As fuel that ignites the undying and indomitable courage within me. Continue reading
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The Beads of Life: Choices and Faith
The poem reflects on life’s complexity through the metaphor of an abacus, symbolizing choices and experiences. It contrasts truth and shadows, surrender and faith, illustrating the journey of transformation. Each decision adds to the tapestry of existence, encapsulating the hope for a life well-lived amid uncertainty. Continue reading
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The Poetry of Walls : Art in Life’s Cracks
The narrative reflects on the walls of a terrace, likening them to a life journey marked by experiences of love, loss, and growth. These walls embody the storyteller’s memories and emotions, serving as a metaphor for art and perception. They symbolize resilience, witnessing life’s passages, and inviting viewers to find deeper meanings in their surroundings. Continue reading
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What Soulmates Really Mean: Love Beyond Romance
The narrative explores the evolution of the author’s belief in soulmates, shaped by personal experiences of love, pain, and growth. Initially influenced by societal expectations and heartbreak, the author ultimately finds that true love transcends romantic relationships. Soulmates become a metaphor for connections that foster self-awareness and personal growth, highlighting love’s omnipresence in life. Continue reading
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A future I pray for, knowing I won’t be around to witness it
This is simple. Seemingly impossible too. But I am a dreamer. So here it is… A complete termination of organised religion. I ain’t naive to wish for world peace. That ain’t happening until each and every human is at peace with him/her self. Which isn’t possible until you and I begin to see other as… Continue reading
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Living a movie: From blog to love, one perfect moment at a time
The narrative recounts a life-changing journey, blending excitement and anxiety as the author arrives in Nairobi to meet a romantic interest. Embracing the movie-like nature of their experience, the author reflects on their blog’s role in sparking this love story. Ultimately, it highlights the magic of following one’s dreams and the unexpected joys of love. Continue reading
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My First Book: Lessons from Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
We are like books. Most people only see our cover, the minority read only the introduction, many people believe the critics. Few will know our content. ~Emile Zola For as long as I remember, books have been the world I choose to enter when I need company. My Dad moved a lot due to his… Continue reading
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My Menopause Journey: Flaky Scalp Awareness
The author reflects on their decade-long career in fashion, culminating in a poignant realization about menopause. Initially dismissive of a flaky scalp as mere irritation, they later recognize it as an early symptom of this life transition. Acceptance and self-compassion replace anxiety, leading to a journey of personal growth and resilience. Continue reading