• The High-Noon Of Her Misery

  • Aug 15 2020
  • Length: 22 mins
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The High-Noon Of Her Misery

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  • This is a deeply personal journey full of epiphanies and discoveries. And it’s got all the regular tropes of personal inspirations: art, past events & people, dreams and all of that. And yet it is nothing so singular or extraordinary that regular humans cannot feel. None of what I will say will be new or hitherto unfelt by any of us. Also, none of what I will say can be said enough. 


    This time of the year, as Indians, we invoke proud memories of the architects of our independence and the warriors of its struggle. 


    Today, let us also think of those who are too fighting a battle for a form of freedom many of us take for granted. These times, dark and daunting as they are even for us, are even more dispiriting for some others. 


    And there couldn't be a better aid to move us than the magical and heart-breaking verse of one of the greatest poets of modern Hindi literature. 


    Happy listening! 


    Show Notes & Transcript can be found here: https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E03TransciptShowNotes 


    Music Credits can be found here: https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E03MusicCredits 


    (c) Copyright 2020 MotorMouth Media Pvt Ltd 
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