Description

Window By The Street Lamp is an anthology of musings, poems and short-stories about subjects as inconsequential as maturity to as paramount as tea. It documents the curses of jealousy and addiction and the gifts of friendship and family. It involves a story of destructive love and a ballad of an awaited cricket world cup. It talks of the lure of darkness, the comfort in solitude and the attachment to photographs. It reminisces about school days and awaits winter months. Wars and rainbows, books and poets, strangers and cousins, rain and long roads, these are my muses for this literary exploration.