Sep 27, 2010

Reflections


I know not me,
when I see my own reflection.
And what it is, to be
Lost in our own imagination.

Hidden behind the veil,
are many emotions unknown.
To journey through the sail,
one would need a strong bone.

Heading towards the mysteries,
with courage as the equipment.
Hoping no repeat in histories,
and journey to be a merriment.
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Jul 16, 2010

MUSIC is my WORLD



It was one of those cheerful days,
When I had my earphones plugged in,
The music had set my heart ablaze,
And filled with happiness, made my body spin.

My head nodded in agreement to the tune,
It’s amazing how a simple sound,
Made me want to fly to the moon,
And couldn’t hold myself onto the ground.

There is no written algorithm,
To make the music perfect.
The ups and down of the rhythm,
Make me want to bow my head in respect.

The beautiful blend of various instruments,
And the striking rendition of the songs,
Was beyond worldly measurements,
And freed me of all my wrongs.

Without doubt, Music gives me boost,
And by it, my life is swirled.
Music to me is oxygen,
Indeed, MUSIC is my WORLD. 

Jul 5, 2010

BeAuTiFuL LOVE



I never knew before,
What the feeling love was for.
 Yet, you came into my life,
And went through strife.

To make me see its need,
Love is beautiful indeed.
When I sense your eyes trailing me,
I find myself blushing gleefully.

Every time I get a glimpse of you,
I feel the warmth seeping through.
and my heart goes into a pound,
O boy, u and me, we are meant to be bound.

 Every thought of you fills my heart,
And wishes there was no need to depart.
Every moment we spend apart,
deepens your ownership of my heart.

To express my feelings for you,
the words are so very few.
Yet, the experience is true,
and all I can say is I LOVE YOU.

Jun 24, 2010

HOLIDAYZZZZ!!!!

"Holidays"--this word makes almost all the people on earth happy. As I happen to be an earthling(he he)....i love this word. But "sigh"....the holidays are coming to an end. I happened to be very idle lots of days but still I got used to being at home and enjoy "ghar ka khaana" as we frequently used to dream of this when we were at college; still I loved being at home. Its sad that my long summer vacation is coming to an end soon and my busy hectic bitsian life is resume again.
I hate to leave home coz the first thing that comes to my mind about hostel life is my clothes,my room. Washing my clothes by myself, that too with hands , it looked as mission impossible to me when I first when to college; but as the time passed necessity has taught me to do household chores like washing clothes,cleaning my room,etc..The arrangements that need to be made to for each and every work and how things are managed are learnt when we live among ourselves.Thats the best thing about staying away from parents, we become quite independent. We get to know how life is dealt with.
I am quite excited about starting my second year at college as I would have juniors now. Its thrilling. I hope I get to "rag" as it is called. The word "ragging" causes tingling and excitement to the gonna-be-seniors and at the same time causes tension and fear to the admission taking pupils. Whatever it might be, the collegian life is exciting and I love going to college.

Jun 18, 2010

Cost of Adulthood !!


I had the want, but could not.
I had the desire to express, but could not.
I had the need, but express I could not.
I tried my best, but could not.
Expressing was never this difficult,
Words seemed to have failed me.
Is this what it takes to be an adult?


Misplaced is the role of friends,
Left is only the concept of acquaintance.
There can be no amends,
Coz lost is the innocence.
Happiness was never this difficult,
Smiles seemed to have failed me.
Is this what it takes to be an adult?


Rushing towards unknown destination,
Unrealizable is the loss of one’s own soul.
No wonder life is a frustration,
Coz misdirected is the goal.
Search for truth was never this difficult,
Hopes seemed to have failed me.
Is this what it takes to be an adult?

Bliss at Beach

Chirpy talks,

Bubbly smiles,

Pushy nudges,

Crazy chases,

Splashy waves,

Frolicking mates,

Sand messages,

Heartfelt banters,

Make the beach an inexplicable experience.

Mar 30, 2010

Telangana – Social Loss Due to Immaturity

“Any man can make mistakes, but only an idiot persists in his error.” – Marcus Tullius Cicero

This statement stands correct for the persisting issue of the division of Andhra Pradesh into Telangana and Andhra. The revolution which initially started out with a great intention of developing the Telangana region finally ended up as a fight of egos between the so- called leaders of the state. The fight which took place between the very few of the state has caused a huge amount of loss for the entire state. The position to which Andhra Pradesh has reached with great struggle over the past years went dropped down, all this in just a month’s time due to the state “bandhs” which were organized in protests of Telangana and Andhra. Difference of opinion on Telangana issue prevailed in every party and this issue saw to it that there was no unity existing among the leaders of the state.

The present ruling Congress party under Sonia Gandhi’s leadership lacked democratic decision making to solve such sensitive issues. Many political observers believe that Congress has an unspoken hand behind this political drama. The cold war which followed between KCR and Lagadapati, after the Centre’s decision of passing the bill looked just like the fight between two kindergarten kids fighting over their favourite chocolate. The fights, bandhs, protests which occurred in Andhra Pradesh lacked the maturity and common sense. The Prajarajyam Chief, Chiranjeevi has proved that the right place for an actor is a film industry. The announcement of the new state due to the worsening of ill-health of K.Chandrasekhara Rao, TRS chief, will in the future lead to a new fashion of hunger strike as their tool to achieve their goals. This fashion of hunger strike can show the foolish nature of the human beings. The leaders of the state, who are picked out to be the representatives of the state have brought shame to the state and let the whole nation down because of their personal rifts.

This comes as a wake-up call for the youth to take intelligent and intellect driven decisions while picking up their leaders. Voting is a very important process and the majority of youth have never taken interest in politics due to such immaturity displayed by the leaders elders. However, I strongly believe that to change the system, we, the educated youth have to enter politics and lead the nation towards a better future. And participate in the growth of the nation by voting intelligently.

Dirty Display of Money


Once again the question of how efficient the Indian Government is, comes into question as the Politicians launch into rallies of self promotion. When someone talks about ‘politician’ and ‘self promotion’, the first person which comes to mind is Mayawati. She crossed quite the limits when she got herself garlanded with 1000 rupee notes, twice. Each garland was estimated to be around a few crores each. At one end, the ministers talk about the lack of financial resources and at the other end we find the same politicians themselves wasting money on unnecessary activities.

Despite of all these pointless activities, people seem to be fine with this extravagant display and wastage of money. The party members insist on giving such gifts to Mayawati and as a leader, Mayawati lacks what is called integrity, modesty and compassion for her duty. Why isn’t some action being taken against such leaders? And why don’t the leaders themselves realize that there exist oppressed people and destitute in the society who need their attention and care. Instead of wasting money in such a needless activity, they could have spent this money in making better the situation of many of the people who lie fall under the category of the “Below Poverty Line”.

I call upon the Youth to take the situation in to their hands and revolt against such foolish acts by the Politicians. It is upto the youth to exercise their voting power and elect the right kind of leaders who will do justice to their duty and not use the power for their own benefit. Finally, I would like to reinstate that the Public has a very important role to play in the economic growth of the country and that they should take a stand in such situations.

Source: Youth Ki Awaaz

Feb 21, 2010

Life-time Punishment for An Innocent Mistake?

In which world would one say that jail is the penalty for an innocent mistake that occurred because of fear? Fear has always been the cause of mistakes and it continues to rake its power. No one in their wide awake life would think that one day they would wake up, do one small mistake and land up in jail for that. A 13- year old, fearing punishment from his father boarded the first train he spotted at his local railway station at Lahore and he had no idea that the train he had boarded was Samjhauta Express and even less inkling, that he would land in prison on the Indian side of the border due to his fear.

It has been over a month since this young kid has been held captive in the Juvenile Prison. A student of class VII in a government school in Lahore, he misses his mother, little sister and group of friends he used to hang out with. Now, even his father’s stern punishments seem sweet compared to the unfriendly, harsh treatment that he is getting in India. The Pakistani boy naively looked at the journalists and asked if he could not be forgiven his “small mistake” and allowed to be reunited with his family so that he can lead his normal life.

The boy recalls that he was as usual hanging out with his friends and when it was time for him to go home; he had panicked and boarded the train which landed him this trouble. But even this was nothing compared to what followed. The boy was taken into custody and then he was accused of violating various sections of the law for running afoul of the Indian Passengers Act and the Foreigners Act. Since then, he had been held in the Juvenile Prison. Even his pleas for making an overseas phone call to his family have been turned down by the Indian authorities of the Juvenile.

Why this injustice? Wasn’t it always considered that human justice is the foremost duty of humanity? We, as Indians who have always been famous for their helping nature should make new rules so that the Innocent don’t suffer. There should be a separate law which would provide facilities to such innocent kids to be deported immediately to their countries. Such incidents appal us and make us realize our duties as humans. We should take a stand and help such innocents against injustice.


Source: Youth Ki Awaaz, The Hindu