Quarantine
Grandmother clutched her worn copy of Andal's devotional verses, fingers tracing ancient Tamil words during endless lockdown days. The poet's passion for divine love had sustained her through countless hardships. Now, isolated in her room, she recited each stanza aloud, voice steady despite the world's chaos outside. Her grandson recorded her melodic recitations, sharing them online. Within days, strangers from across the globe sent messages of gratitude and encouragement. Each comment, each digital embrace, became unexpected reward for her perseverance. She realized her inherited wisdom, once whispered only to family, now jumpstarted something beautiful. Her ancestors' legacy bridged continents, reminding her that isolation could never truly silence the voices that bind us together.
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