Debarati’s reflective poem celebrates memories of childhood, woven into the tapestry of the home, which evokes laughter, joy, and an enduring spirit, exclusively for Different Truths.
My mind churns with the memories of a summer afternoon Memories of the house I grew up in. My soul smells of the chipped wall paints. The wall on whose bosom hangs our family photo flanked by cobwebs now.
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