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Tag Archives: family

Afloat
Personal Essay / Writing

Afloat

Posted on December 18, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • Leave a comment

Featured Artwork by Ellen Von Wiegand         In January of 2020, I took a week off from college because I couldn’t get out of bed. I would eat junk food all day, feel sorry for myself and pretend to sleep when my flatmates came over to talk. I missed several deadlines for … Continue reading →

Ancestral Home
Poetry / Writing

Ancestral Home

Posted on August 13, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • 5 Comments

Featured Image by Siddharth Sapre the kitchen in my ancestral home is my grandma’s fortress,  home to the women and a guesthouse to the men in my family.  6:00 am knows my grandma’s morning face,  her unpinned saree and tangled grey hair.  stored in the creases of her palms are untold stories of  her very … Continue reading →

Filter Coffee Formalities
Personal Essay / Writing

Filter Coffee Formalities

Posted on July 11, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • Leave a comment

Featured Image by Jayalakshmi Rangarajan We’ve frequented this particular coffee shop for Sunday breakfast for as long as I can remember. Possibly even longer than that, considering Ma and Papa have been regulars here ever since they got married. The scrambled eggs on toast may have gradually shrunk over the decades, but my family’s loyalty … Continue reading →

Pain Is An Unwelcome Guest
Personal Essay / Writing

Pain Is An Unwelcome Guest

Posted on June 30, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • Leave a comment

My grandfather was, by far, the most interesting person I’ve known. When he retired, he refused to be like any other retired bank manager. Every evening, he would take a pair of pants and a button-up shirt and iron them to a crisp. He’d powder his face and comb his four remaining strands of hair … Continue reading →

Shuffling Through Time
Poetry / Writing

Shuffling Through Time

Posted on June 27, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • Leave a comment

before there were poems in this house, there was rummy; a pack of 52 playing cards in their plastic homes, stacked on the tallest shelf ever, my 4 year old hands couldn’t reach there. All the transgressions my grandma allowed- a whole bottle of coke, a CID marathon starting at midnight, but the cards were … Continue reading →

A Celebration
fiction / Writing

A Celebration

Posted on June 17, 2020 by esthesiamagazine • 1 Comment

 Featured art by Anja Keller. Toby discovers that he loves tic tacs. He first found a small red box in Dina’s purse on his seventh birthday, and it was filled with little white beads that rattled when he shook it. Dina was sitting on the floor in the corner of his living room, crying into … Continue reading →

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