[poem] Every Weekend
I've done this for a while. Even the waiters and the tea vendors are starting to notice now.
Archive for authorMujeebur Rahman
Rahman, born to an Indian middle class family in Chennai, kept to himself for most of his young life. He spent the time he saved by avoiding social contact on movies, TV shows, books, poetry, dance, and drama: practically any medium used to tell a story. He tries to make an impact with his own words and evoke a range of emotions among his readers.
I had to do this
Getting over a break up. There seems to be no other way. Or is there?
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A short story by Mujeebur Rahman.
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