Prasanta is a poet, writer, blogger, occasional artist, and aspiring author. She is passionate about making the way for diverse voices and understanding culture and background in the context of faith. She was born under an Asian sun, raised in the Appalachian foothills in the southern U.S., and currently digs out of snow piles in the upper Midwest. She holds an MBA, an MPH in Epidemiology, is a home schooling mom of three (with one in college and two still at home), and currently teaches and coaches team policy debate to high school students. She has been published at Tweetspeak Poetry and The High Calling/Patheos. You can follow her on her blog, Twitter @pathoftreasure, Instagram prasanta_v_writer, or Facebook page (Prasanta Verma, Writer).

Ask Me What I [Don’t] Know

What do we see when we look at others’ faces? We notice the outward appearance, whether we wish to or not. Skin color, eye color, clothing, and so on, are apparent features that are obvious and difficult to pretend we do not see. What we cannot see or know from the ...
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