Binoculars Shruti Bhartia

Have you ever left a place that holds memories so many, that you feel every thing is pulling you back? Here is a take on how it's not just you, but also the things you are taking along resist leaving. No one likes leaving! :)

Have you wondered how many secrets the old dusty desks of your class may have? Students may change but these desks stay for almost forever. Here one of these desks come up to tell you one of these stories not compromising upon the student's identity.

Ah! Travelling memories at the times of Corona! Even travelling via local train Is a distant dream now! And among all little travel stories that stand out are trips with parents. Bitter sweet flashbacks but memorable nonetheless. Of conflicting opinions about which place to visit, being dragged to holy places to discovering your parents ways of enjoying! Step on with me as I hope to incite nostalgia about your trips and take you to various places too!

This episode is a poem on time. It is divided into three segmentswhich show our emotions associated with the fleeting nature of time. First one shows how happy can we be at a time, wanting to feel every part of it. Second shows time taking a toll on us making us lose hope with every second and plunging us into deep sorrow. The third shows a person who has been so hit by time that he doesn't care anymore. He has become passive ans emotionless like his voice. Do like share subscribe and enrich me with your comment on this humble ans very first attempt of mine.