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Decoding the Bittersweet Balance of Life and Death

evening aarti
the fragrance of burnt camphor
fills the air

summer noon
the pause between grandpa’s snores

spring corridor
sun-kissed
Ma’s tant saree

cracked porcelain
a hearse crosses a wedding car
both decked with flowers

Picture design by Anumita Roy

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  • This reflection beautifully captures how thinking about life and death can make us more intentional with the way we love, plan, and value what truly matters. Conversations about life’s deeper realities also remind us that practical care for our future and relationships matters too

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