A quiet reflection on the pain of reshaping oneself to fit into friendships that couldn’t hold space for authenticity, and the gradual awakening that real connection never asks you to become less than who you are.
By Sanjukta Das
The Trivial
And
The Perfect
Echoes Of Existence
In the delicate dance between prose and poetry, my latest creation, “The Trivial And The Perfect: Echoes of Existence”, emerges as a collection of whispers from the depths of my soul. Each page is a canvas painted with emotions, experiences, and reflections, blurring the lines between prose and poetry.
Sanjukta Das
Born and educated in India, she migrated to Canada in her forties and is now an author based in Toronto, Canada.
Right from her childhood, Sanjukta was always inspired by Arts. In the tumult of her busy career as a placement advisor, where she is in constant interaction with students, poetry emerged to her as an inviting and consoling outlet with a unique power to let go and move on, connecting her to the calling of her life: writing.
She is also an ardent advocate of women empowerment and inspirational speaker who speaks on topics like self-love, mental health, and her journey as an immigrant woman.
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A Melody That Outlived Time.
A tribute to Asha Bhosle, whose voice became an eternal echo of emotion, memory, and life.
A Tune Beneath the Wheel
Some places do not introduce themselves. They simply recognise you.
I did not arrive here as a stranger….the stones knew the rhythm of my footsteps, the air folded around me like a memory I had once lived but never fully named. Sitting before the ancient wheel, I felt time loosen its grip as though I had returned, not to a place, but to a feeling that had been waiting patiently within me.