Gavel Club of UoC

  • From Disappointment to Discovery: Embracing the Pivot

    From Disappointment to Discovery: Embracing the Pivot

    “Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.” –  Alexander Pope There cannot be an individual in this world without even a…

  • Foreign Kitchens

    Foreign Kitchens

    I am distances,salted silent as the sea, still in the last lightslipping through absent palmsadrift in the hush of a faraway day a jar breaks…

  • Where Silence Holds Me

    Where Silence Holds Me

    Morning mist breathes slow-a quiet room listensto the echo of light. The window waitswith patient glass,holding a sky that has forgotten voices. Three sparrows pass,their…

  • Who Ruined Venus?

    Who Ruined Venus?

    She was the sea;the very force of lifethat spoke in waves and winds.I was the starof light, of life;one in the million in the sky.…

  • Little Moments

    Little Moments

    Believe me,Charming hues of the skyWill never regret you,countless starry magicsWill always guide youto the paths of heaven, Bloom like an irisThe purple queen of…

  • Pearl

    Pearl

    Pearl, do you rememberthe tale you told of the sea?Its echo still returns to me,a whisper in memory Among the restless waves we sailedon that…

  • Me Before You

    Me Before You

    Me Before You; a successful adaptation of emotion and romance but what happened to the supporting network and its multiple narratives? The trailer slogan “#Live…

  • We Are All Drafts

    We Are All Drafts

    One evening, right after my O/Ls, I saw a quote on the internet. “We are all drafts.” I remember smirking at the screen. Wait, me?…

  • When Wanting Isn’t Enough

    When Wanting Isn’t Enough

    Yesterday, I went shopping to buy a shirt. I got stuck between two options. One was a blue striped shirt, and the other was a…

  • Freshers Live in Three Worlds at Once

    Freshers Live in Three Worlds at Once

    It is an interesting topic that brings to light the realities faced by freshers, especially the gap between expectations and reality in the first year…