Thriving Within Empathy's Fracture

It was 2 pm when his monitor rang an alarm. The plateau of his heart line was falling flat quickly, without a pause or regard for the efforts that had been made till then. His family had consented to a DNR, Do Not Resuscitate, beforehand and did not allow us to revive him.

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First Day of School

Sabina washes her waist length hair and is letting it dry in the sun. She pops inside, vanishes for five minutes, comes back outside with her hair combed and clipped at the back. She has a tika between her eyebrows, and a thick red potey around her neck. She’s

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Kiwi and Memories

As I stepped into Maili didi’s small kitchen, she immediately busied herself making a cup of coffee. She took out the shiniest cup from the shelf to pour the hot drink. And together, we sat next to each other sipping our coffee. It had been a year since I

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