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Continue reading →: WishI think of the twilight of skies bright from the starlight I think of the greatnessof the entities that lie far aheadThen I think of my own namesomeone once told me how it spoke of inevitable famealthough my heart still calls through the forever mista breeze that follows from the…
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Continue reading →: Yet…another day makes its wayi’m standing still—father defeats the motherbrother defeats the father—even the dogs are acting out of characterwaiting to be comforted by the verymonsters their innocence defendsthe little ones don’t know god but aretrying to make amendsthose who were saved start to believe deathwould’ve been finer than their…
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Continue reading →: Turning 20 // A letter to my teenage selfDear Poorwa, I celebrated my 20th birthday this Christmas Eve. I was going to say “we” but I figure time has changed way too many things for us to be the same person anymore. I want to thank you first, obviously, for making the choices you have made and are…
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Continue reading →: First Four Months into My First Job // Part 2In my last post, I talked about how it is like having acquaintances in your workplace. The post was getting a bit long so I promised to do a part 2, and here we are!! Today I’m going to share a few more of my experiences and lessons I’m learning…
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Continue reading →: Four months into my first job – Here’s how my experience has been so far
The month following my graduation, I joined as a teacher at a private school in my hometown, and thus begins the tale of my first job experience. Technically, it’s been longer than four months, considering I joined on the 1st of July, but I was on leave for 21 days…
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Continue reading →: Whom to blame, you’re the one who understandsI took a personality test online. It was years ago — two or four, I don’t really remember. I lost track of time a while ago. Back then, it used to scare me how months seemed to be getting shorter — a huge disappointment if today wasn’t more productive than…
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Continue reading →: Coming homeAfter all, I guess, they were right when they said you always find your way back home. It’s not like this was my first time logging out of WordPress and not looking back for months. Every time I took a break from blogging and came back, this platform had changed…
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Continue reading →: What hosting a game show taught me // Lessons learned in collegeI never really fully understood what getting out of your comfort zone meant until last December. Challenging yourself can do wonders for your self-esteem and confidence. It’s quite annoying to do something when someone adds “I dare you to…” in front of your task, but when it’s your inner-self presenting…
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Continue reading →: Would you be there for me?Hey there! This is Poorwa. There are so many things I want to write about and share with y’all but I just don’t know where to start. A lot has been going on but also at the same time, I feel stuck. The last semester of my bachelor’s programme starts…
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Continue reading →: the shadows know we don’t belongWe exchanged love letters disguised as poetic metaphors. Altered every schedule to say hello before somebody else does, changed my route back home just to see you turn around – just for once. ………………………………………………………………………………..In another life, would be I someone prettier who doesn’t wait for another chance. You would take…
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Pleased to see you here. My name is Poorwa Vishwakarma. I’m an 19 year-old uni student from India, currently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in computer applications. Hope you enjoy reading my posts. To know more about me click here (and of course, you have this whole blog!).
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