Naima fought the urge to hold her brother in her arms, like the times she would assuage his pain whenever he had bruised himself all those years ago. — Zuhaib Shaikh, The Return Copy Share WhatsApp
by Zuhaib Shaikh
Drama · 35 pages
“The man was almost pushed aside, amazed at Naima’s strength and slightly apprehended by her courage.”
“Years of accumulated ire at the hands of abuse and agony delivered by men in her life began to surface.”
“How she loved to dance as a child, and always did so with no one watching, alone, the door locked.”
Zuhaib Shaikh takes refuge in words and, upon emerging to the surface, tells stories through micropoetry, haiku, short stories, theater, stand-up comedy, screenwriting and a novel which has been in…
“This story is dedicated to every girl out there, who had faced the harsh experiences of life and fought against the odd forces vigilantly.”
“Strands of her dark hair fall across her forehead and she is so breathtaking I cannot believe someone like her is mine.”
“For a mother to accept that her child might not be able to face the world once he will grow up?”
“My life had become a series of motion pictures that played on my memory in the form of flashbacks.”
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