Read between the lines

You need no search at the self-help shelves to understand life and your own self, even a simple folktale can be an ultimate eye-opener if you're just willing to read between the lines .

Thursday, May 26, 2011

5 of 1= OVER

Genre:  Emo-stuff, cheesy, bolly-masala inclusive of tragic endings, FAKE-carrie bradshaw-in-the-making( tips on survival skills are F.O.C.) Wow I semester ended just like that. survived in a jungle, stayed in a village atmosphere, experienced being a teacher, coped up with linguistics and those dreadful theories in child development. Unbelievable. Things seemed so hard , like every day had extra hours and now ? weird right? We went through...

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Lost for Months

Warning:  Emo elements present, cheesy,  , tissue paper -should –come- handy kinda stuff, ADHD symptoms towards the end, logophobics  are highly undesired. LOST Here they lay me down to sleep For another thousand years I weep Autumn leaves, my bed you be People and places I know not thee... Dead and gone that's what I may beFor I wasn't what they chose to see, Frozen hands that I cannot feel But my heart still pounds, as it bleed... Sun...

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Solitude

when flu and fever batters my system Whoever who said that being alone is the only time you can truly be yourself and that our best companion ever is Solitude, are very wise people. The one who perceive true beauty and the magic behind this life may sometimes have to walk alone...it's a fact. And all the miseries in us stem from our inability to be alone...our constant need to be heard, wanted and understood. But you know, I tried and I nearly...

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Eat Pray Love

This movie like inspired me a lot. its an mind blowing memoir of Elizabeth Gilbert. the story tells us about a married woman who realizes how unhappy her marriage really is, and that her life needs to go in a different direction. After a painful divorce, she takes off on a round-the-world journey to "find herself". her 1st destination Italy, she found happiness in food (Eat) ! 2nd destination , India where she meditates and learns to pray! 3rd destination Indonesia, she finally finds herself and her true love. This quote really amazed me. In...

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Flustered writing

In the depth of this pain, there's a flicker of hope .. At the peak of this joy, there's a tinge of betrayal.. In the stillness of the night, there's a new life beginning.. In the empty of this life, there's a fill of warm breaths At the bottom of this darkness, there's a birth of light.. In the core of this laughter, there's a mile of tears At the height of rejection, there's a span of acceptance.. In the beauty of this smile, there's a crooked...

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

NeVer EnouGh

Love and life both has no definite meaning or explanation like what the theories and laws we learn in science. You don’t read a book to acquire on what is life and you don’t search on what is love in dictionaries. Yes such books exist and without a doubt dictionary can give the meaning indeed but they were never sufficient to quench our thirst, why? It is because our quest is beyond that. More often we search for things that don’t come easy or we...

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Me, Myself and Charlie

Things that are happening to me lately are so making me commit myself to different types of writing. What to do. Its all His will =p this time I'm going to write about a creature, poisonous creature called the Rove Beetle or Charlie. Mr. Charlie attacked me the day before today... like yesterday, how predictable! If it were to suck my blood and vanish into the air then who cares! As I’m such a generous human being ( self-praise is purely benign)...

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Life's but a brief Candle

Hi guys, I think I took a little-too-long break from blogging since i was visited by some unfriendly problems which I had said goodbye to.  And ya this post is going to be a new attempt in my blogging ‘career’.  Its an academical post about a poem that most of us are familiar with. Since I worship Shakespearean literature to an extent, I had chosen the poem to be Life’s Brief Candle from Shakespeare’s famous and short-most tragedy Macbeth. Ok...