A Silly Head

Tell me your favourite song!

A song a day keeps the worries away,listen to it anytime, whether it’s a solitary December evening, or an empty midnight on Saturday. As its melody will bind your soul,in ways that your body might go rock and roll,or it would pass your per body cell,extracting you out of that stress shell. The lyrics willContinue reading “Tell me your favourite song!”

May 8, 2021May 11, 2021

perspective

An overdose of empathy

If there were a competition for the most effortless job in this world, judging others and giving undesired certification to them based on those judgements would surely top the list.Most of the time, people receiving this glorious admiration do not even know about it. Felt bad for those, me too. Just think how unfair isContinue reading “An overdose of empathy”

May 4, 2021May 7, 2021

Heart talks

The fear of unknown – An encounter

There are days when I feel anxious, the fear of the unknown is something I find heavy to withstand sometimes. Shit happens in life, but when it starts happening frequently, you find yourself trying too hard to get out of it.I would find voices in me echoing,Have I come too far this time?Did I forgetContinue reading “The fear of unknown – An encounter”

April 28, 2021May 11, 2021

poetry

When the Change arrives!

When change arrives, it doesn’t bother to knock on your doors, nor does it wait for you to open them so as to give you a tight hug. Believe me! Change just slides in. Change then stays for a while, giving you moments to reconcile. You see change, making space for itself within you andContinue reading “When the Change arrives!”

April 18, 2021May 2, 2021

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About Me

Hi, I am Aakanksha Pundir!

I am a student and a self-proclaimed funny (very funny) person. I like dedicating songs to the moon. Also, I spend a lot of time clicking pictures on my phone. I am afraid if it continues like this, I will soon be a nomophobic too (cringe!). And yes, I break coffee mugs often (a bit clumsy that way).

I feel alive when and where I can express myself. Although what follows after is something I am still learning to deal with. Basically, My mind is home for a lot of thoughts. ‘A Silly Head’ is all about weaving them into words.