(Photo by Yoann Boyer on Unsplash) Like the curse of Sisyphus and his bloody boulder Sprouting gashes ravaging body and soul Treating the physical scars with…
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(Image Credit: http://www.goodreads.com) I invoked the universally acclaimed search capabilities of Google multiple times to reassure my confounded self that the primary character…
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(Image Credit: http://www.ebay.com) Bharatanatyam to Raj Shekhar Subramanian is what breath is to life. A universally acknowledged genius of his craft, Subramanian once…
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The Worth of Water: Our Story of Chasing Solutions to the World’s Greatest Challenge – Gary White & Matt Damon
(Image Credit: ourquadcities.com) At the time of this writing, 771 million people in the world lack access to safe water, while an even greater…
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(Photo by Gio Chanturia on Unsplash) Screaming inside yet sitting stoic and bolt upright Crying from within yet dry as a desert to every sight without…
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(Image Credit: Subbu Publications) The former Wales Professor of Sanskrit at Harvard University, Daniel H H Ingalls, is known to have referred to…
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(Photo by Jake Nebov on Unsplash) Dazzling rays boring down an already overheated asphalt The world whirring by in a whiz of screeching tires Time for…
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(Image Credit: http://www.netgalley.com) Paul Auster’s “Bloodbath Nation” is a cathartic jeremiad on an insidious phenomenon that has gripped the world’s biggest economy. The…
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(Image Credit: http://www.amazon.co.uk) Professor of English Literature at Oxford University, Christopher Butler, once described postmodernism and its advocates as a “loosely constituted and…
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(Photo by Shawn Ho on Unsplash) Interpreting, Intuiting and Invoking motives Goading, encouraging and perpetuating sibilance Glint of deadly steel as knives are sharpened Deadlier anger…