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ABOUT ME

Hello there, welcome to my blog. I hope you enjoyed reading if you have read any of it yet and if you haven't, you should. A good place to start is here. I promise you'll find something you'll relate to. I am a junior student of engineering, a full-time musician and a moody writer. My writing journey began with my broken heart which I proudly wear on my sleeve. Time got the better of me and I beg your pardon for your irregularity in posting. I write only when I feel there is something significant I have to say. otherwise, I stay shut. 

  

 

Collateral beauty is easy to miss.  Writing is me is like rehab to an addict. It’s the cure to my pain, my vent, my window to the world around me and also, to my mind. I write, reflect, analyze because I truly believe self-analyzation is the way forward. There is so much in this world that needs a ramification, an alteration and so much I want to change: the pen is my sword. I don’t know how much of it I shall attain in this lifetime: how many blows does it take to set the nail? But I shall keep trying; through my poems, my stories or my personal accounts. 

 

 

So, fellows, thank you so much for being here. Keep reading and keep raising your voices for what you think matters. Trust me, maybe not today or tomorrow but your voice will make a difference.

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