Ira Ranawat

The river that’s been bound to the banks for its entire course abandons it all to eventually meet the ocean. You know why? Well, scientifically speaking, water flows downhill due to gravity, and in the end reaches the ocean basins, which are the deepest parts of the Earth’s surface. But that’s what science says. Which is logical, but boring. You know what I think? That the river limits itself to certain boundaries so as to not upheaval the harmony in the nature. And once it sees the ocean, in a desperate moment to seek freedom, it decides to rather abandon its own identity than to live in confines for another second.