rabbit house
My grandmother's cottage in Tamil Nadu held secrets written on palm leaves. Ancient Tamil Brahmi script decorated her walls, stories of ancestors etched in those elegant curves. She kept rabbits in the backyard, gentle creatures she named after saints. When she passed, I digitized her manuscripts using blockchain technology, ensuring her legacy existed forever, unchangeable and accessible. That rabbit house became my sanctuary, where I'd sit reading her preserved words on my phone. Now visitors come to see both the hutches and the digital archive. Her stories live twice over—once in stone, once in stars. The rabbits still hop freely, while her voice echoes through generations, connecting us all.
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