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Writing The Author: A Look Into My Works And Their Workings
This is a reflective piece I wrote on April 26, 2024 as part of a creative writing course. This piece connects a lot of my works published on this blog. Over this course, I was able to write two poems and a story for my assignments among other minor works. The semester allowed for me to spend a lot of time on these works(which proved little sometimes as well) and so the writing and its style that came through were choices which were mostly intentional. My first piece this sem
Anugrah
Mar 27, 2025
The Human Translations of Sound
An embodied learning activity involving music! Subject Area: Music, Drawing and Dance Duration: 60 minutes ________________________________________ 1. Objectives - Key Questions ● By the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify basic elements of percussion music theory, creatively interpret and express musical segments through playing, drawing, and movement, and discuss how these interpretations reflect their understanding of the music. 2. Materials and Resources
Anugrah
Mar 27, 2025
The Sinner's Trial
The watchmaker’s job is only to make watches. The watches he has made, he does not care for. For his watches now tick by themselves every second. He only sits back and watches. For now the art is perfect; The artist deserves not the luxury of meddling with the art. “Train number muru, muru, ombattu KSRinda Mysurige hoguva Inferno express eega hattne platform alli nintide” The noises were deafening. Cain did not seem to mind though. This tunnel woul
Anugrah
Mar 18, 2025
Notes on Some Amorphist
Poetry Code: https://replit.com/@ajasr1724/poetry#main.py This is a form of poetry I would like to call the ‘Free Ghazal’. It employs a lot of features of the Ghazal but lets go of the conventional rhythm scheme. The reader is free to read the shers in any rhythm. The role of the listeners here is dictated by the poet using italicised words. The text also has a visual aspect to it which was inspired by the coding language python. The poet here has given two anagrams for the
Anugrah
Mar 18, 2025
The Amorphist
This two and a half minute film was inspired by the theme of ‘personal identity’. The montage includes various scenes depicting the character waking up, opening the door and stepping out only to find himself back in the room. It is this loop which repeats itself throughout the film with the character ending up in different rooms with different clothes. The film is quite personal to me as I have based the script off my own life where I have felt similarly. The inspiration for
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
Obscure Noise or More? Unpacking the Genre of Breakcore
In May 2003, an album titled Nymphomatriarch was released under the label Hymen records. This album was the result of a collaboration between two artists, Venetian Snares and Hecate. Every track in this album used samples only from recordings of both these artists having sex. This was a music album, publicly released, and belonging to a genre known as ‘breakcore’. How would something like this even be considered music? What is musical about it? The term ‘breakcore’ first emer
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
Initial Diagnosis; Treatment Unavailable!
Rural India is home to 66% of the nation’s population. Do they not have a right to health care? Every second in that hallway felt like an hour. The ticking clock echoed Geeta’s heartbeats. An unbearable sense of helplessness had descended on both the parents that morning. They would not see their son again for the next six hours. Thinking back on that day, Geeta asked herself time and time again, ‘Why would their own hospital not have any of the required personnel? Why sh
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
Sambhavam Scena Mone
Dasan felt as if his legs would be torn away any second. His face bore the marks of two days of ‘interrogation’ under the Kerala police. A sight to see, the party workers watched as he was dragged into the jail cell. Not a second passed. He was in the same place. The Commissioner of Police sat on a barely standing steel chair. His white mundu was stained with the party’s colours. There were two people in the whole state with the power to call off the coup. Both sat in the sa
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
A Translation of 'Ellarum Chollanu' from Malayalam to English
Original Text: എല്ലാരും ചൊല്ലണ് എല്ലാരും ചൊല്ലണ് എല്ലാരും ചൊല്ലണ് എല്ലാരും ചൊല്ലണ് എല്ലാരും ചൊല്ലണ് കല്ലാണീ നെഞ്ചിലെന്ന് കരിങ്കല്ലാണ് കരിങ്കല്ലാണ് നെഞ്ചിലെന്ന് ഞാനൊന്നു തൊട്ടപ്പോ നീലക്കരിമ്പിന്റെ തുണ്ടാണ് കണ്ടതയ്യാ - ചക്കര ത്തുണ്ടാണ് കണ്ടതയ്യാ നാടാകെച്ചൊല്ലണ് നാട്ടാരും ചൊല്ലണ് കാടാണ് കരളിലെന്ന് -കൊടും കാടാണ് കൊടുംകാടാണ് കരളിലെന്ന് ഞാനൊന്നു കേറിയപ്പൊ നീലക്കുയിലിന്റെ കൂടാണ് കണ്ടതയ്യാ കുഞ്ഞിക്കൂടാണ് കണ്ടതയ്യാ എന്തിന്നു നോക്കണ് എന്തിന്നു നോക്കണ് ചന്തിരാ നീ ഞങ്ങളേ അയ്യോ ചന്തിരാ അയ
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
Examining Theyyam Through a Bakhtinian Lens: Music and the Carnivalesque in Folk
When a loved one leaves you, it’s not them but a part of you too that goes along with them. Kerala, a widow, or a fatherless little girl, tremors on days when the rage and cries get too loud. She takes off her glimmering smile and jewels, and don herself in the fiercest of looks. Kohl and spirits rimming her eyes, red and black painted across the face, eardrums pried open to the sounds of ancient instruments of Chenda, Ilathalam, Veekan Chenda, Ilathalam, Kuzhal. An ancie
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
Gira Gadi
It is a cold wind gushing past rays of warm sunshine, Bunch of men driving broken bikes down ragged paths. Trees stare down their hollow souls, Silent hills glare at the valley where No man's network lasts. Hornbills scatter Dandeli landscape. Death glanced at red waters split from source. Drenched, he yelled gastric cries since elbow skin now nowhere exist.
Anugrah
Mar 16, 2025
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