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Ruby Dhal

Memories Unwound

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Memories Unwound is a collection of free verse poems and prose that tap into the thoughts, feelings and ideas of the author. Each piece aims to go beyond just words and reveal an emotion; love, pain or happiness and by the end of it, the prospect of attaining solace. The author uses ‘memories’ as a title to emphasise that it is universally relatable — as readers should find at least one (or more) piece(s) that reminds them of a previous experience that they have had/ emotion that they have felt, hence becoming a ‘memory’ that is unwound in this book.

Each piece aims to fuel the realisation of sentiments that fabricate our very being, and by the end of the book readers are shown the possibility of hope, redemption, closing ‘old chapters’ and moving on to make new memories.
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25 printed pages
Original publication
2017
Publication year
2017

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      But somehow, women like her boom and burst through the moss and soar like butterflies. The kind of butterflies that were not made to be tamed.
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      • Nidhi Piplodiyahas quoted3 years ago
        They’re warm rays of sunlight peeking through thin gaps in our stone-structured lives. But that’s the issue, for it is the kind of sunlight that is so easily covered by the storm.

        Oh, how beautifully

        tragic

        it is to watch

        the silent sobbing

        of your heart,

        it is like droplets of light

        falling from a universe
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        • Nidhi Piplodiyahas quoted3 years ago
          Kind souls aren’t easily recognisable. They’re the smudged faces in tumbling crowds, the quiet voices that we try to down, the righteous morals easily overthrown, the blooming hearts that we don’t listen to. These souls think, wander and soar.
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