Búa on the Ground is a journey of an Indian teenager boy who lives on the ground, in a metaphorical sense. We all live and have our own journey, but the protagonist i.e me, gets in a habit of writing. The initial push was a mere interest and a compliment from one of my teachers. And as I kept writing the compliment chain started, and even though I'd bag compliments from everywhere, I'd still believe my work to be mediocre and that's where 'Búa' comes in. 'Búa'- a word of Norse origin which literally translates to "to live or dwell". Búa on the Ground means to stay or live on the ground. To stay grounded to one's principles and environment when every new brunt of suffering brings along w itself an element of dismay, or a wave of happiness and compliments. We see the protagonist stay grounded, constantly fighting off the rampant clumping- the strive for contentment and purpose, his ego, the intricate self doctrine everyone has, he fights it, he does so by writing what he feels and then he'd figure out what really goes down, running afresh. And you know what makes all of the hustle worthwhile? When I'll stumble down those memorable roads for one last time, I'll l perhaps learn to feel the most human. Again.