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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalImperfections is a personal manifestation of what everybody calls 'revocation of the true self.' The adventure has been dynamic and priceless. Its description might even fall short of words. The central theme of Imperfections is to accept our flaws. I was never an ideal student growing up. All my life what I actually considered to be my weaknesses actually turned out to be my strengths. They said I got 'distracted' with small things, I changed it to 'inspired' and started writing stuff about the most minor things that my eyes met; they said I 'overreacted', I started expressing my anguishes inRead More...
Imperfections is a personal manifestation of what everybody calls 'revocation of the true self.' The adventure has been dynamic and priceless. Its description might even fall short of words. The central theme of Imperfections is to accept our flaws. I was never an ideal student growing up. All my life what I actually considered to be my weaknesses actually turned out to be my strengths. They said I got 'distracted' with small things, I changed it to 'inspired' and started writing stuff about the most minor things that my eyes met; they said I 'overreacted', I started expressing my anguishes into words; they said I overthought, I drew motivation from that and started writing philosophy; they said I was emotional, I wrote poems. They refrained from taking me seriously. As a result, I started writing as if it was the first time I was allowed to speak. With the conclusion of my masterpiece, I have never been this proud of my frailties because I have something that most of them don't.
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