Day 19 Inktober – Dizzy
Life can get overwhelming it can make you dizzy but even the most complex diagrams are just a set of simple geometrical patterns. Take one line at a time, one day at a time.
One Day at a Time
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Aware yet Addicted
Day 18 Inktober – Trap
Aware yet addicted, trapped!
Alcohol and cigarettes are injurious to health yet they are the life of all parties!
Dark Storm
Day 17 Inktober – Storm
The crackling of lightning is terrifying.
Yet, every time there is a storm,
Our eyes eagerly search the clouds
To get a glimpse of that flashing bolt of lightning again.
Storms are dark yet fascinating.
Cozy on the Edge
It can get pretty scary up there. But finding a cozy cabin house after a treacherous journey on the edge of a mountain cliff will feel like being reborn.
To make it a heavenly experience, drink tea by the window and enjoy the view.
Women in Armour
There’s something super attractive about women in armour.
“She wore her armour of calmness, courage, and strength everyday to fight the negativity, hostility, and hatred around her like a true warrior.”
Walking in Dunes
The sun is setting,
The walk is long,
The dunes never ending,
But I must go on.
Butterly Fingers
In a hurry,
He applied butter on his toast
Wiped his hands on his clothes
Picked up his coffee mug
Looked down with a shrug
His face full of worry
His buttery fingers were no good in a hurry!
Her Heels
The past few days have been dark and cloudy. So to lift my spirits, I dress up and slip on my new heels.
I book a cab and decide to reach work early. The pleasant breeze on my face from the open windows of the cab makes me chirpier.
Feeling happy and with my head up towards the skies, I step out of the cab and to my horror notice that my heels are stuck deep in wet muck.
*A loud shrill scream*
The driver looks at me and says, “Yikes, that’s disgusting madam!”
Hope in a Jar
Day 10 Inktober – “Hope”
Who knew that Vitamin Sunshine would become so important? All my life I have been hiding from the harsh rays of the sun and applying sunscreen when on the beach.
Now, I run out every time I see clear blue skies where the sun is shining bright. Thanks to the Vitamin D deficiency that has taught me to embrace light for a healthier life and a positive frame of mind. Hence, this drawing of my sunlight/hope in a jar.
Arms in the Air
Day 9 Inktober – “Throw”
For dance was her expression of freedom. Moving smoothly like a breeze, sometimes flowing vigorously like the waves. Sliding and gliding, swinging and turning. Always energetic, always having fun. Her final dance move ended with her head held high. And every time she threw the ruffles of her skirt in the air in the passion of her dance.
Nuraine Sadaf 