Old Wall Clock
My grandmother's Tamil Brahmi inscriptions adorned the old wall clock my grandfather carved decades ago. Each symbol represented something sacred to our family. When I inherited it, I felt disconnected from those ancient meanings. Working as a Tamil poet, I earned crypto daily through online platforms, yet felt spiritually bankrupt. One morning, studying the clock's intricate symbols, something shifted. I began translating the Tamil Brahmi script into poetry, sharing our heritage digitally. The irony wasn't lost on me—using modern currency to preserve ancient art. But watching others discover our language through my words felt transcendent. The clock still ticked steadily, reminding me that community thrives when we honor where we came from while embracing tomorrow.
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