Life as it was, was easy; a sister, two healthy and working parents, a belly full of food and the best of provisions. — Amna Sikandar Malik, An Autobiography of a Semicolon Copy Share WhatsApp
by Amna Sikandar Malik
Popular Fiction · 40 pages
“The swinging of its pendulum is the emblem of the continuity of time, as long as it moves to and fro, we know that time goes on.”
“Heaven comprises of a quiet that comes from within, the world starts making sense and just for some time, though transiently even the mind makes peace with itself.”
“My life had become a series of motion pictures that played on my memory in the form of flashbacks.”
Born and raised in Rawalpindi, I have a masters in English literature. A very primitive ambition was to be an educationists but currently I am trying to wade through life and see what it really mea…
“No two beings in this world are the same; we should understand the need to provide shoes that fit each runner equally well.”
“The world that we’ve created around is nothing but the reflection of the depth of our souls.”
“The look of longing and doubt I see in your eyes is the same I had when I was at a similar crossroads at my life.”
“On the other side of the town, one of his father’s attendants forwarded the call in a hurry “Khan Jee, villagers are waiting for you in the backyard of the fort”.”
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