Bilingual writer and Translator.
Blogging since 2006. First few years on Blogpost, then moved to WordPress.
My Hindi blog of poetry and fiction. Hindi Blog is here.
Stories featured in Blogadda “Tangy Tuesdays” and “Spicy Saturdays“, scattered all over the blog. Some, now in drafts, as I keep reworking on my content basis the new insights, tools, techniques gained from Poetry/writing/Photography workshops.
There were some accolades and listed before 2010 that I may have lost track of.
Ex-Hotelier, customer service, communications. Two decades of corporate slavery. Now, slave to my imagination.
Ghostwriter. Blogs on Education. Fiction writer. Travel writer.
I write on travel, parenting, CSR, fiction, poetry, women-centric issues and do freelance portrait/product photography.
For blogging events/writing assignments, please drop in a mail at GeeMail.
Find me on Twitter @GayatriiM
After a hiatus of 4 years, back on Instagram. Now, OCDing on it. Instagram
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Now, about ImaGeees :
A picture tells a thousand stories. As cliched it may sound, it holds true for every image ever frozen in a moment. A moment that belongs to only that emotion, that expression, that feeling, that bonding, that loss, that sadness one felt when the moment was captured.
A moment that belongs to only that one emotion, that unique expression, that singular feeling, that tickle of thrill, that sense of loss, the momentary sadness, the gush of love that crossed one’s heart when that moment was captured.
Images immortalize a moment. Much after the fresh flowers captured lovingly by then lover wilted before dawn and found resting space under the heap of unrequited love, much after leaf absorbs the dewdrop and save it in its roots for a harsh sunny day, that moment, that one moment frozen in an image, stays on as a reminder of the travelogue of life one never wrote, one always intended to be scripted.
Words. Words are frames around the images, to give them a shelf space,adding before and the aftermath, much after the moment captured hadpassed. Words because the hollowness of certain images may gravitate one into a dark hole, the first sunlight may never see a sunset in the same frame without words. The closure may elude a moment forever. The closure may never happen in one lifetime or next.
Thank you for stopping by. May you find a bit of you in the stories shared here, in verse, words, images. travel tales and life musings.
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