Writers Pouch

It is all within you, if only you believe!

We spend so much of our efforts working on ourselves in an attempt to gain validation from others. Social pressures lead us to forget that even the most apparently accomplished could potentially be feeling empty inside.

The commonality between half-truths, white lies and our willingness to blindly believe what we are told is rooted in motive.

It takes a weak person one second to assign a label, and the strong ones carry one with its weight through life.

It is always best to be cautious, aware and certain of the intentions of people whom we choose to trust.

While we watch the world around us deteriorate, it does not seem to be much different when we look inside.

We attribute so many of our decisions and choices to the game of life, only for someone else to pay the price.

Pebbles & Petals offers a perspective on people, society and on self.

Did you ever stay awake at night filled with anxiety observing humans exploit our world?

While many say a broken soul needs time to heal without the right person, it is impossible to happen.

The covid pandemic hit the doctors so severely that each shift could be the last time they see a patient.

To watch age deteriorate and weaken the strongest persons you’ve known, is never easy.

Individuals filled with greed deflect introspection of their actions and even defend them.

Individuals who seem to be radically different in life are in reality more alike than they think.

Are whispers always bad? How about murmurs? Could they even be remotely positive? What if they are?

The human instinct to see a scary future is undoubtedly terrifying, especially when facing their nemesis.

In an unprincipled world, people dance to the rhythm of the monkey drum, played by those with influence.

Exploring the crevices between the white & the black, the grey area, where most of us practically live.

Two orphaned siblings relive their happy memories from their sad past and are bound to serve a foreign Lord.

​​Did you ever witness families where girls are a burden? Did you ever notice parents prioritising boys over girls?