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— from You, I and the Midnight Sky

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Ashnita Saraswat
"A good story is a conversation between two far stretching silences.." ✦ "Every material object has an immaterial understanding of itself." ✦ "There's a kind of unbecoming that makes one prone to life itself." ✦ "Two better than three. One better than all." ✦ "A good story is a conversation between two far stretching silences.." ✦ "Every material object has an immaterial understanding of itself." ✦ "There's a kind of unbecoming that makes one prone to life itself." ✦ "Two better than three. One better than all." ✦
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you, I and the midnight sky

"Sometimes, when you'll look up
you will not find a blue drenched
sky
nor you'll see a humble abode
and not every time it'll levee your
soul.

Sometimes it'll be just...
emptiness
in its hoodwinking glory,
maddening
and as long as you'll look into it
you'll find yourself becoming a
part of it.

Now, it might all be in your head
or it might be sickeningly true
it might draw you towards hope's
edge
or you might be, to this, new.

Saturnine, this will dawn on you
battling the dusk of your eyes
it might win, it might not
and even if it does; don't you stop
looking up

-whatever that isn't empty,
isn't full."
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Truth Between the Lines Poem Art
"All tete a tete, all words, mere words

of peace, sovereignty, of diabolical truth

of missiles clutching the hem of your ties

a love that sustains, sadly doesn't remain"
— from the poem Truth Between the Lines
Vast Vast Fields Poem Art
"What remains is the gross mud,
The only hope of survival"
— from the poem Vast Vast Fields
A Turning Leaf of Mid-Spring Poem Art
"It lurches behind that goo-ey tree
Frozen in the transience of time
And yet its rustic roots surrender hope
A new leaf born in the wind of change."
— from the poem A Turning Leaf of Mid-Spring
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The Social Clap

"“Social clap” is a day to day practice of being knowingly or unknowingly a part of something that has been put out in the cycle as an engendering of someone’s thought process.

It sets a motion that cannot be occluded. Hence it is never lost. Most of the times the society is driven in such a way that it welters the root cause of any problem. And then there is what we call- “a social war”. Social war is an irascible outcome of when opinions in against and opinions in favour clash ultimately leading to the very idea of the social clap and even worse, rejuvenating it."
— excerpt from The Social Clap Read Article on Times of India
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