Tupelo Honey

The song slipped into her before she recognised it. It was just a line at first—low, honey-warm, almost careless—floating out of the dim, half-forgotten café as Radhika walked past. She stopped mid-step, her breath catching in a way that felt both unfamiliar and deeply known. The world around her—the narrow street, the passing scooters, theContinue reading “Tupelo Honey”

Two of Us

You and I have memories  Longer than the road  That stretches out ahead  The Beatles, Two of Us  The rain had a way of rewriting memories. As Aditi stood under the awning of a quiet café, waiting for her latte, she felt the unmistakable pull of nostalgia. The city’s streets, drenched and shimmering, were aliveContinue reading “Two of Us”