Of Spoons, Soaps and Scrubbers
Every night you tell yourself you’ll do it tomorrow, you know, that’s not going to change for another forty-eight hours. Continue reading Of Spoons, Soaps and Scrubbers
Author: Jhelum Anikhindi
Writer, Poet, Blogger, Spoken Word Artist, Procrastinator | Book: Element of Words
Sticky post
What colour is your sky?
Can we really separate the person from their opinions on government actions? Continue reading What colour is your sky?
I’m Full of Myself, and I’ve Earned It
I made my own shade of black and white, and it often overlapped someone’s grey. Continue reading I’m Full of Myself, and I’ve Earned It
New City, New Content
I just finished shopping for onions, potatoes and other stuff I never asked the prices for when I swiped Mom’s credit card at Hypercity back home. Continue reading New City, New Content
Why My Parents Never Considered Divorce
They fight, complain, curse their fate and usually don’t care who their audience for the day is. Continue reading Why My Parents Never Considered Divorce
Why I Decided To Quit Alcohol
Job stress? Boy drama? Let’s get drunk. Continue reading Why I Decided To Quit Alcohol
Element of Words: 2016 | Book Released
Don’t ever stop believing in the beauty of your inner beasts. Continue reading Element of Words: 2016 | Book Released
Ah! The Illusion of Love
You fell, you fell so hard you let your identity blur out. You devoted yourself such you didn’t know where to stop. You found comfort for your broken edges in his masked layers. Continue reading Ah! The Illusion of Love
Laughing Towards Normalisation
A person who doesn’t find these kinds of jokes funny doesn’t lack a sense of humour, they have sensitivity. Continue reading Laughing Towards Normalisation
Depression: Say It Out Loud
Depression is a silent evening breeze, it catches you off guard. Continue reading Depression: Say It Out Loud
