Wind Never Changes | Dhruvi | Substack

I’ve had quite the Dickinsonian year, except that she seemed content in her circumstances, and for the most part I, decidedly, was not. Uncomfortable…

Dec 28, 2023 •

I know I’m doing well when I start to disagree with therapy-speak posts on social media. The trouble now is that I disagree with a lot of things and…

Sep 28, 2023 •

All month I’ve been letting go of things that have bogged me down, be it a shameful number of links I’d bookmarked to read later or unhelpful habits…

Aug 31, 2023 •

A friend tells me that when one is truly resting one doesn’t constantly try to “rationalise” the rest, which immediately dismantles any illusions of…

Jul 29, 2023 •

I’d thought of a nice, dramatic way of turning the second person narrative into first person. I’d have done it somewhere towards the end of this…

Jun 19, 2023 •

After quite a few false starts, finally, the familiar sense of words taking root. You’ve left behind some very blue days. Of course there have been…

May 13, 2023 •

You were in an underwater simulator some time ago, and all around you were little girls with a host of dreams and desires. Like fairies the dreams…

Mar 31, 2023 •

One morning you were in a park in Bandra, and saw a man hitting a younger man and scolding him for not working properly. They paused briefly when they…

Feb 22, 2023 •

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