My rationale, warped by the fantastical world I constantly delved myself in since I was five, had been the death of me. — Sarah Khan, Life's Peculiarities Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sarah Khan
Anthology · 214 pages
“Rakhshi never called me bhayya, save the times when Amma forced her to and that was years ago when she was learning to speak.”
“Without His blessings upon me, which light my path during the darkest hours, I would be nothing.”
“My mother, Hajra Khan, whose simplicity and innocence at her age keeps my faith thriving in humanity and serenity spreading within me.”
Sarah Khan, also known by the pseudonym of Bazigha Khan, is a poet, researcher, fiction and nonfiction writer from Department of Psychology, University of Karachi, Pakistan. Her work has appeared i…
“With tears again, she managed to say, “No please, forgive me, and please let me go”.”
“The exact sharp pain hit her again, this time it was not only her head but her spine—half of her body twitched.”
“Strange thing is, divorce in our society was even worse than being beaten to death.”
“The pain of loss, of the vicious rumors, of cycles of waiting for her, of time spent trying to reach her and then came the relentless and menacing questions; Had he been too boring?”
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