
Cure your midweek blues with this Twitter thread of calm. Soothing, is the word for these pics
India Today
The Twitter thread was started by a user named Kaveri. For a person to participate, he/she has to share a calming photograph without any people or words.
Sometimes Twitter has the ability to pleasantly surprise you and if you take a look at this viral thread, you will realise that it is one of those times only. Confused? Well, don’t be and prepare yourself for a sea of calm. So, without much further ado, we present to you a thread of calm on Twitter started by a user. Yes, you read that right.
The now-viral Twitter thread was started by a person named Kaveri. So, for a person to participate in the thread, he/she is required to post a picture that contains no words and no people. It should be a photo that exudes a sense of calmness. You should definitely check it out as it may cure your midweek blues.
“Reply with a photo that you took which contains no people and no words. Let's make a thread of calm,” reads the caption of the post.
Reply with a photo that you took which contains no people and no words. Let's make a thread of calm. https://t.co/Ccfcdx5Bvy pic.twitter.com/VMDNlnWLgg
As the thread went viral, several users joined in to share a piece of their soul and post photographs of places or things that calm them down.

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