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M A R C H 2 0 2 1
Mid-teen crisis, is that a thing?
A non-college college life trudges on. A systemic decay of
inexorable proportions. A decadent system that’s something
of a cataclysmic blight - evading all rationale. But most of all,
an exercise in futility to sit down splitting hairs over. Instead,
let’s delve into the magic of colors and of festive jolly. As
Holi struts to the foray.
Festival of colors eh. Colors, they remind you of all things
vivid in life. Vivid – now that’s an adjective I’ve used before
– used before in your stead. A ladylike presence that evades
all rationale too – evading comprehension in the depths of
its magnitude. The magnanimity of a literary verve
flourishing tersely on the surface – but ever so torrentially at
the root of your spirit.
“But everyone talks, don’t they? There’s this fear, that I
wouldn’t meet her eye when the time comes”, king anxiety
always has his way with me. As that apprehension resonated
somewhere in the pit of my stomach I resigned behind the
guise of wordiness, as always I had. Why talk, when you can
write?