[ POETRY/PROSE ] slipping free-falling revolutions on torchlit tongues.

Metaphor soup with a sprinkle of insanity.

Book 2 of SOFT SERIES. In the vibrant streets of 1899 Calcutta, where tradition and change collide, two hearts from vastly different worlds dare to defy the odds. Pakhi Mukherjee, a spirited and confident college student with dreams of becoming a writer, finds solace in secret romance novels, forbidden by her orthodox society. Matthew Hemmings, a kind-hearted British university student and aspiring jewelry designer, struggles to balance his heritage with his admiration for the culture he now calls home. When their paths cross during an educational tour, curiosity turns into an unlikely friendship. Pakhi's sharp wit and innocence captivate Matthew, while his understanding and charm awaken feelings she's never known. But in a society bound by rigid norms, their growing bond is not just unconventional-it's DANGEROUS. As they navigate shared secrets, lingering glances, and the suffocating weight of societal expectations, Pakhi and Matthew must decide: Is their love worth risking everything? Or will the shadows of their divided worlds tear them apart before they've even begun? With themes of forbidden love, cultural unity, and self-discovery, Pakhi ~ My First Love is a slow-burn romance that will leave you longing for moonlit serenades, heartfelt promises, and the courage to follow your heart.

"And what you've been looking for, has been right in front of you, you didn't dare to look back." [ A poetry collection ] #5 on poetry (11th June, 2024)

Hii, hihi! I'm Charlotte. I'm the kind of girl you'd prefer to block after one conversation. (And my glasses shine) But! And it's a big butt, I mean but! This story isn't about me. It's about Ryan and his talking arms.

[ a desi story] in which an assassin visits a particular ice cream truck after every kill to help soothe the bitter aftertaste in his heart.

we're all beggars here, clawing at each other's sepia-toned loneliness ... || caffeinated afterthoughts and lovers' vomit ||

A village full of mysteries. A festival celebrated with blood. Extreme violence ahead!

Book 1 of SOFT SERIES. Ruby & Moon ~ The Gem of Love Late 19th century, Calcutta. A city alive with change, whispers of rebellion, and the weight of traditions. Kavita Goswami, a spirited aspiring poet hiding her dreams beneath the confines of societal expectations, yearns for a voice in a world that silences women like her. Her life is a delicate balance of familial duty and personal longing, colored by the secret verses she pens and the ruby bracelet her grandmother gifted-a symbol of the light she clings to in the darkness. Darsh Agarwal, a young man burdened by his father's tyranny, dreams of a better life for his mother and sister. With the determination of an athlete and a heart softened by nature's beauty, he's unprepared for the storm Kavita brings into his life. When their paths collide in the bustling markets of Calcutta, an unexpected bond begins to form. Through stolen glances, shared poetry, and the quiet rebellion of their hearts, they navigate a world that stands against them. From forbidden library visits to the glow of moonlight confessions, their connection blossoms in the shadow of rigid societal norms and family pressures. But can love survive in a world where it's forbidden? Will their dreams be strong enough to break the chains of tradition? Ruby & Moon ~ The Gem of Love is a tender tale of hope, resilience, and the courage to follow your heart, set against the vibrant and tumultuous backdrop of 1899 Calcutta.