Running
I’m out of breath.
But I don’t stop.
Something’s chasing me.
And I’m running. Continue reading Running
Death: The Eternal Truth
Life has come to an end, The moments I lovingly spend, approach fast like a train, as if everything in vain. That essence of mine is about to leave, as if carried away by a breeze. Every part of me is dying, my body is still lying, my wickedness haunts me, my conscience taunts me, for all the hurt that I caused, for all the … Continue reading Death: The Eternal Truth
Hiraeth
I lied down on my bed at night, closed my eyes and wondered what my perfect place would be like. Continue reading Hiraeth
The Cultural and Social Background of the Play ‘A Doll’s House’
‘A Doll’s House,’ a part of the epicentre of modern literature, was scripted and produced in the early 19th century. This was a kairotic period in the nascent stages of the Feminist movement in Norway. The world (setting) created by Henrik Ibsen in his play – ‘A Doll’s House’ has a stark similarity to the world that Ibsen lived in-the 19th century Norway. The cognate … Continue reading The Cultural and Social Background of the Play ‘A Doll’s House’
Mind in Despondency
Broken and bruisedBy expressing emotion,For a crime she was accusedWith feelings as vast as the ocean,She submitted to a man with an abundance of devotion. Never will she realize,Her will shouldn’t be suppressed,She has no reason to cry and apologize,Not standing up for herself left her heavily depressed;Always she wishes that with a strong mind,A free spirit she had been blessed. I’m sorry,A phrase she … Continue reading Mind in Despondency
