A spatial metaphor for a poetic ballet

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The world is a stage, and we are all merely actors”. This seemingly simple quote from Shakespeare brings into light about how our ‘existence’ and ‘being’ is entwined amongst our daily lives, and how ‘life’ within the confines of our human conditions becomes a theatrical performance. In between all our drama of living & existing, there are certain things which emanates melancholy and brews over the horizon, especially when we witness the passing of ‘time’. We suffer from bouts of nostalgia and a yearning for the times of the past. We are usually torn in between the appeal of the old aesthetic and the enchantment of the new age. It is in this juncture that we revere the past, and form strong bonds with our past endeavors by creating customs, traditions, myths and memories. They give us strength to face the changes brought in by the future and its unknown travesties.