Sometimes, when I’m helping my uncle count strips of paracetamol, my glasses slip off my nose and the labels blur into a colourful mess. It reminds me how our sight, literal or political, depends entirely on which frame we’re wearing that day. And I wonder if my grandmother, when she squints at the kokum, sees the fruit or the whole memory of the tree.
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