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The quintessential Indian bride Takes everything in her stride Physical and mental abuse, part of the game Always the one to worry about mannerisms and shame In familial ties, firmly glued Wants and desires, well subdued Breeds a brood, cooks a meal Never to let go of the sacred veil Image by ASHISH KUSHWAHA from Pixabay

Blind as a Bat

He knew the alarm had gone of thrice. It was 14:18 and he had to make it to the interview, half an hour away, in a little over forty minutes. The July sun had warmed his skin. When he opened his eyes he figured he was still groggy from last night’s Long Islands. On his feet, rubbing his eyes, walking to the bathroom, nothing was a haze. He just couldn’t see. Despite not seeing, he knew exactly where he had to go, not a foot out of place, almost as if he’d developed a new complementary sense. Making it to the interview with three minutes to spare, he felt he was at the wrong place. He left, sat under a tree tucked in a corner for the following few hours, staring into space, although, not really. The sun began to set just after 19:00 and this is when his vision started to get blurry. By the time it was dark, he could see everything as it was meant to be seen, and a feeling of hopelessness started creeping in. With the month just having begun, and owing to his generous brother, he walked...

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