Shy yan hahahah
Karthik never imagined his verses about Srirangam's ancient temples would touch thousands online. The shy poet from a small Tamil village had finally shared his work, trembling at each keystroke. His followers grew daily, strangers commenting with genuine warmth about his words capturing their heritage. Yet success felt strange. Social networks promised connection but demanded constant performance. Real friendships deepened through shared screens, while others faded. Then an old classmate messaged, reminding him why words mattered. Together, they planned readings at the local temple, bringing poetry home. Community, he realized, wasn't measured in clicks. It was written in hearts.
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