Sunday, December 22, 2013
Thursday, December 19, 2013
And Letters has it always been..not the one's from A-Z
By
Aakriti
Dear Love,
How time flies, right? It’s funny
how some people view the intensity of a relationship with the number of years
you have spent with your beloved. I ask, what has number of days or months to
do with it? Perhaps, they don’t know, and rightly so, of every single hour we
would take out from our schedules to simply see each other, talk or share that
happiness that enwrapped us when we were together; of the longing of meeting
after one month or two weeks even as we stayed in the same city; of the despair
that left the heart morose for it could not reach out to the other, when they needed us the most; of the drive that
smothered us alive and burnt us into ashes, even as we breathed our empty
breaths, to meet, not to talk, but simply be, in space, in love and in that
moment. Perhaps, they also don’t know of the weight of the wait, a phrase which
became a usual rhyme, only to fill the heart till the brim, till it rained at
the other shore. And what of the words that were exchanged and the letters that
were written, they know not how preciously we have edged them like jewels found
in this lifetime, till death do us apart. And they know not that no matter how
many times the same words are spoken and said to the beloved, every single
time, they bring a smile, and soothe this heart, which yearns for more and more
and more……….
Words, at times, forget how
precious they can be, how truly greatful can someone be as s/he reads them at
the other end. I still find myself wondering upon the definition of love or the
fact if it’s an emotion at all for it is felt like lungs breathing air, it’s
just there!
Today, as this another wonderful
year comes to a close, I shall not thank you, knowing that you don’t particularly
like it, yet I shall repeat myself, for I know how blessed am I to have
befriended you, known you every single day and fallen more in love with, even as
we had our share of disagreements. Isn’t it enchanting, how love can teach us
to continue to love each other even as the other acts in ways which we would
completely detest? Most importantly, I’m blessed to have you for all the
optimism you have always showered at this shore, on days, when arid winter
winds would break the bones; for being a believer of discussions and talks, and
for you simply being that super awesome ‘you’….
For all that and more
Yours Forever
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Sometimes....
By
Aakriti
Sometimes you want to
be called by someone else. That someone who has been an acquaintance, whom you
met as an acquaintance, but they looked out for you, at you,
perhaps upto you for something you were totally unaware of.
Sometimes you having
written as many words filled with emotions and thoughts want that someone else
to let you know whether you have grown with age or withered with time.
Sometimes you want the
whistling of leaves to go a little further ahead and form a swirl only to enwrap
you into a warm hug so as to evade the winter breeze that burns till your
bones.
Sometimes you yearn to
go back home, that home where you have always lived, not because you only miss
your room and that room misses your presence but because there are your loved
ones whom you miss seeing every single day of your life away from them.
Sometimes you let the
tears flow even as they,in their watery texture,speak a million stories of the
pain that lies deep inside your heart, that which makes you human, at the same
time a sensitive being.
Sometimes you wish an
angel to appear from nowhere and save you from all that you are going through
only to make life simpler and better.
Sometimes you want a
dear friend to hear your sorrow with not a spoken word exchanged and call you
just because she was missing you.
Sometimes you wish to
scream out loud into the valley and tell Mother Nature how hard life is, even
as you cry silent tears in your bed.
Sometimes you wish you
are punished for the wrong you did for your conscience has got tired of looking
after your ‘rights’ and ‘wrongs’.
Sometimes, more than
often, all you want is to be wrapped into a hug where everything is taken care
of itself.period.
Friday, November 22, 2013
A complete noman's land
By
Aakriti
We don’t watch sad
movies to taste salty tears. We don’t watch romances that are subtle to know
how intensely that lamp of oil can ignite. We watch sad romantic movies because
somewhere we want to know how grave a pain it shall be if we lose our loved
ones.
These tears that still
are alive in this heart that beats of love, a melancholic music of the violin I
heard.
This sadness that aches
the soul, speaks of the love that was, has been and that wishes itself to last.
You see if two people were meant to meet, there was a reason, either to come
into each other’s lives, teach them more about life and living or to be and to
love the other so passionately that the world would not matter. We would be and
not be in that world at the same time. Talking, interacting, smiling to
familiar faces and perhaps wanting to be with those who abandoned us, for the
sake of love. A noman’s land, not barren by people, yet barren in its own ways.
And if at all it would rain in that land, the drops of pain would taste salty.
May be tears, though watery have always carried in themselves a weight; that
which some felt like wait, and that which others went through in moments of catastrophe
or dilemma.
And who believes in past
life, they ask. We know not where we were, you and me. We hear stories of many
lives. We know not of the life that shall be as our souls shall depart the
bodies, the mass which we live in, in all our living days. And so I ask,
unaware of the past that was and the future that shall be, damn world! Can we
not think of me and thee? ,
The gentleness I see in
the feather, is that which is felt in that touch
The tears that burst
through heavens, evaporate in moments quick
For the sun that burns
the earth, also nourishes her
And they wonder what
kind of love is that
For it loves, only to
burn………….
And there in the noman’s
land
Now exists a world
Where those who love
and not care reside
Forever and until
eternity…………………
P.S: The above words were inspired after watching
the movie ‘Never Let Me Go’
Thursday, November 14, 2013
The future stands still but we move in infinite space
By
Aakriti
The work at this side
of the fence is never ending and the irony of this land is that people, after a
point of time, can do nothing but toil to pass the 50 percent mark. Threads of
different colours entangle her, making things a blur occasionally that the very
coloured threads seem to enmesh together to a ball of wool that is colourless, odourless
and directionless.
And while the mouth did
its chatter amidst the game of ease and tension that the clouds played with the
erratic warmth of the sun, something bewildering happened. The waves of the
shore began to recede in a way unlike its nature. The sand of the beach became dense
and heavy. Even the wind questioned its nature, for it would fly with the
breeze and make different shapes that which the dunes would love. And on this
beach, in a corner lay a book questioning its existence. Someone threw it in
despair and disgust for the essence of words had lost its meaning. And while
the tornado came by and left, the dead silence of that very moment lingered on,
for someone far away lost her life to words. Speechless.Wordless. A barren
land.
That autumn where the
leaves were crumpled and crushed under the weight of existence came by and
went. As each leaf slowly left its haven for the burial, it wondered of all the
days that went by, swaying and gliding with the cool breeze, with its pals.
Some of them breathed their last breath months ago, and some were days away
from the earth. In its last breath it thanked the sun, the rain and the tree,
for the stay was warm and nourishing.
She took that clearing
into the forest to find a way out, only to find that it would take her back
in-to a world that always belonged to her. As she walked on the leaves that
cried listening to her tears, that shared timing with their death, she saw a
few trees which bloomed with all their youth.
Now she sits on that favourite
spot which faces the forest. The sun, in all its glory promised it’s presence
even on wintery days. It comes by to say a hi for it knows she feels cold. And
there she holds the very book, which was abandoned for the betrayal of words.
Today, the words cry, not because they were aimless or cruel, but because the
tornado ensured that no order remains in its presence.
And
it is with words as with sunbeams, the more they are condensed, the deeper they
are.
The security of the sun makes her rise each day. Sweet words exchanged. The
promises give rise to budding leaves on the branches that were left barren and
lifeless. Life continues to evolve. She knows not of what shall entail but with
the sun there the smile surely stays. She goes back to reading and owning that
which was bereft of her.
P.S:
1. The title is a line by Rilke
2. The line in Italics has been written by Robert Southey.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The Trench that was
By
Aakriti
There’s so much chaos
out there. Just one step across the line and you here the noises drown you. They
pull you, entrap you in a trench where there shall be two worlds, one that goes
inside you, and the other where the body shall reside inside that trench. Two
world at one space, what shall you do when you get trapped? Shout out for help,
scream for only rescuing you was an option?
She cried day after day
until her tear glands could be at peace. The agony felt like a million blades
pierce through her conscience that which they called the ‘Super’ Ego. What about the pleasures? An image of licking that ice
lolly as a kid came across her mind. That very ice lolly which was now looked
down upon for it was not ‘branded’! But it caused her no harm and only offered
a pinkish tongue and a hundred giggles every time she would buy and lick it.
The taste of happiness, oh so transient, yet the images of these memories stay.
Why , you ask? For in there lay a purity
and truth so profound that no riches could buy it!
The noise in the trench
was silenced. She wondered if the world would ever realize her absence, for she
was just one freckle amidst the innumerable ones that came and went by from
this planet called earth. Did her existence made any difference in the lives of others? Existence- ia-lism. Its surprising how distance doesn’t matters
when you love the person who is miles away from you, that someone special whom
you haven’t met , yet the soul feels as if you have, in that one era, which
remains felt but not seen.
This trail of thought
is often termed ‘derailed’ thinking style in the realm of the psychiatry world.
Yet its funny how the thoughts have a zillion threads, they may seem distinct,
but a chain is what weaves them together. Perhaps trenches are a good place to
be in. In a world where people are running, pacing, cracking their heads to
earn riches, not knowing the value of their “being” morphing their life into a futile,
hollow story, perhaps it’s a trench which puts the perspectives back into life,
just like how a drip gets injected when something sucks the life out of you,
only to offer a live back to the life.
That trench stays empty
now; remote in that part of the world that has been accepted. The soil there
continues to be wet for the downpour of the heart left a few greens to blossom.
The hole in there is where the sparkling rays play hide and seek with those
buds waiting to grow and reach out. The buds miss her but only for good. The
trench is not an enclosure. Not a trap. Away from the world, some spaces seek
acknowledgment, in pain, in confusion because the quieter we are, the more
patient and open we are in our sadnesses, the more deeply and serenely the new
presence can enter us, and the more we can make it our own, the more it becomes
fate.
P.S: The words in colour are by Rainer Maria Rilke.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
When Crooked met Smooth
By
Aakriti
Crooked
Crooked are the roads
Seemingly smooth closer; Far
Away and here I
Find the chaos that was
The noisy clutter forced
Me to escape that
Which forever felt
Nearest than the nearer; Like
A storm it came by
……………………………………………………….
Smooth
Expect no smoothness
For uncertainty is rocky
Smile on this ride dear
Monday, September 9, 2013
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Distance hurts but we got to do what we like best with that distance
By
Aakriti
Considering its an all
new chapter of my life I have started here the count of lessons too shall begin
from that very first number we were taught to write as ‘one standing line’.
#1. Distance hurts but we got to do what we like best with that distance
As you grow into a
mature butterfly with every single day that passes by, you also realise that
even as you try to keep that pain and tears away from your dear ones, wanting
not to see them dissolve in that pain, they are doing the same at the other
end, protecting you as always. Pro- tec-tion. Se-cure. Its fab-u-lous how words
form a melody and a meaning in themselves. How se-cure makes us cure and how
pro life is pro-tec-tion? Did you ever share this with these words, for they
know not the meaning they hold?
Yes, they’ve been loved
ever since their re-cog-ni-tion and val-ue added some more val-ue to the
already eventful life. There is this sol-ace ( sole-ace) that they give,
perhaps darling as you find a fondness in that reading, I find mine in writing.
The words bind us the way they always have.
If extroverts had an
option to find solace then maybe they would want to have one special gift from
their loved introverts. It would be being at peace with that fabulous book and
a comfy corner. To think of, it’s not hard, right? In fact nothing is hard
until it is tried and tested. As a writer writes, a comfort and that special
solace comes by, not coz words have always been loved but because words as they
come by, they leave soft kisses on a heart that longs for love every single day,
on a heart that has been full of life every single day.
Once a teacher told her
student, who was annoyed by the fact that she was not a good reader. He said “Just
that there is a need for readers there is also a need for writers, for if there
are no writers whom shall one read?” These words brought a smile to her face,
for she was a writer and still continues to be. There may not be many people
who read what she writes, there may not be that appreciation for her words, at
a large scale, but knowing that she always writes because it pleases her is a
beauty in itself. Why, you ask? The pleasure that small things give is at times
magnified by the big things, to the extent that one forgets the sole of
happiness in big events. She writes coz she loves. She also writes because some
day she would like to gift these words, little bundle of joys to her children
when they grow up, hoping that they would nurture these little curly letters in
their own ways.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
I’m away, yet I’m doing fine…….
By
Aakriti
Dear Love,
I know I cried like a
mad girl in those two months, it’s really surprising but it feels as if that
was long time ago. As they say “time is a great healer”. Indeed. Perspectives
change and with time we bloom too. You remember, I would often tell you what I
would tell myself in troubled times “That which doesn’t kills us makes us
stronger” and so goes the truth. We have
all come a long way. So have I. To know that many a laurels were achieved not
for the sake of extrinsic motivation but for the self is indeed satisfying. While it now feels like that a magic
happened in those times, truth is it was all hard work that went behind. True
work always pays. It has and will. It somehow feels like a letter to my self
even as I write to you. Well, every word I say to you gets softly reflected
back. You know you are a bestie and my therapist!
Life is a blessing, why
crib, cry and waste precious tears over mundane moments which shall eventually pass
by and then after a few weeks it shall feel all silly. Ah! Like my Master’s
dissertation days! Gosh! Tell me something, are some courses meant to give us
jolts like that?
I’ve always been a
believer of true insights. These
insights come along way too…It’s like a butterfly which eventually comes to
life when it’s fully developed. Today, it feels as if I have been both inside
and outside the cocoon at the same time, waiting to be set free by the
invisible walls at the same time see myself fly with those gorgeous fragile
wings.
This life here was
meant to be. Yes I chose it under pressure but yeah destiny is also something I
believe in.
Que sara sara
What will be will be….
The future’s not ours
to see….
Que sera sera….
What will be will be…..
And no matter where we
are….
Twogether we shall be…shall
be….
Love.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
What it takes to keep writing even as no one ever comes by
By
Aakriti
A choke in my throat
Perhaps a little tear stuck by
For the words would often be read
Sometimes by friends, more so by passers by
Time went by hopping to blogs
Words here and there, but never a lie
Some friendships were formed
Few for a while
Others faded, like a cloud passing by
And there were phases
Of posts after posts
And then a silence, a blankness for a while
And there was this one avid reader
The one I love
My posts would be viewed
Sweetly, from those miles
And I would often share this feeling
A vacuum of sorts
And he would simply say
“You write from heart, as others for the piles”
Yet this heart would wonder
Feel that ache and pinch
Words, my first love knew
Would offer sweet smiles and winks
And as this yarn keeps spinning
The yard stays vacant all day
And a few beautiful souls drop by
And appreciate the existence of this place
The dreams then flutter its wings
For well, some true ones say ‘worry why?’
Some hearts still get touched and feel
And relate to the words written by………….
Aakriti
And many more are queued....
By
Aakriti
And
I wonder how hard it was for you to pen down those lovely words I read from you
after all these months. I truly believe that you always had them there, in your
heart and mind and all you needed was a little push, like the one I received when
I was on my way to ride the bicycle carefree and forgetful of the fact if
someone was there behind me, looked back, bam! I hit the fruit seller! Guess
that is why they say “There is no need to look back at life in times when all
is going well, for you never know you might fall upon a thought that takes
makes a bam!”
I’ve
been hearing some people say “you look darker” and honestly I didn’t really realize until I was told. The tan from the trip is there to last. I wish it to
go away. However, on a second thought if it’s a symbol of our lovely trip, then
I don’t mind if it’s here to stay, and slowly fade away……
Ending
that trip with you dear was heart aching. All that begins does come to an end.
In our case there are many places that still need two hearts to sigh, for the
breath taking views, for the soul to feel at peace and for moments to redefine
time in its own ways. That’s what long trips do, right? You drift so far off
that you forget you actually have any responsibilities at the other end.
That invisible weight gets lifted by the cool breezes and the
lightness fills your lungs.
The sun shines brighter in those days, the moon secretly kisses
the sun.
The stars applaud the love affair, not vividly seen
Mature love is not that mature, it too has glitters of a teen
The waters of the river chime their way, a music to our ears
On the rocks embraced in your hug, life magically seems clear
The waves leap the rock, glide and flow, a graceful dance on
display
If life has all these wonders to offer, I wonder why I often
feel dismay.
taken from here |
Friday, August 16, 2013
Miss Tea
By
Aakriti
Dear Love,
Thank you for the
gorgeous mugs you bought for me which have ‘chai’ written all over. They simply
add to the thousand little reasons that can bring a smile on my face. Special chai, station wali chai, udhaar wali
chai,dhabe wali chai, pahadon wali chai. I’d like to add one more ‘Meri
pyaar wali chai!’
There is a certain
magic that happens every time we add tea leaves to boiling water. The tea
leaves end up blending slowly with water. It’s like the water was in wait for
them to come by. In sheer delight the water boils with elation; the tea leaves,
in their silent presence exude that yellow, then red, then black colour letting
the water know that they have solely come by to meet her.
I would often tease you
on taking so many ‘ghante’ to make tea. And you would say ‘Achi cheezon ko banana
mein time lagta hai’. A smile comes by on this face of mine. No wonder it took
good number of years before we could find each other. Guess, we were ‘in making’!
Now, I’m sure you agree
that one cannot have the same tea day after day especially when it is boring,
but what to do when you got to be awake. These are the kind of teas I get to
drink here:
Mitthi
math chai, zyada ubli hui chai, Taj dip wali chai
( which in no way makes me say ‘Waj Tah!’ ), hari kadvi wali chai ( one way to
keep oneself in shape:P)
What I miss the most is
meri adrak wali superawesome pyaar wali chai! Now, even as I write this, it
feels so cheesy. But hey, what love is that if it doesn’t ends up getting
choco-latey or cheesy at times!;)
Aisi chai banai apne
Ki dil khush hua
Aisi chai banai apne
Ki dil khush hua
Ki jab jab koi aur chai pi
Tab is dil ko dard hua.
Looking forward to that
great cuppa’ tea which simply adds value to: tea, to
lips, to taste, to heart and of course to the long day……..
Yours,
Waiting to Boil…..
Water
Chai Mugs by Happily Unmarried:) |
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Its never too 'late'
By
Aakriti
Linking up at haiku heights at the prompt 'late'
Late
It’s never too late dear
To call up those you truly loved
Wait dried fresh green leaves
She felt it was too
Late; to fall in love, her age
Inside never gave up
Aakriti
Monday, July 15, 2013
The Love that was left of you
By
Aakriti
The following words were a reply to a beautiful quote shared by my sweet friend and blogger Saumya on FB. The quote is :
“Love is a temporary madness, it erupts like volcanoes and then subsides. And when it subsides, you have to make a decision. You have to work out whether your roots have so entwined together that it is inconceivable that you should ever part. Because this is what love is. Love is not breathlessness, it is not excitement, it is not the promulgation of promises of eternal passion, it is not the desire to mate every second minute of the day, it is not lying awake at night imagining that he is kissing every cranny of your body. No, don't blush, I am telling you some truths. That is just being "in love", which any fool can do. Love itself is what is left over when being in love has burned away, and this is both an art and a fortunate accident.” ― Louis de Bernières, Captain Corelli's Mandoli
Remember that
day when I yearned for you,
Yearned, any
clue what it means?
I cried for
the distance,
Wept for the
confusion,
Screamed
noiselessly for the dilemma,
Tore
invisible sheets in anguish,
Slept with
tears as my companion,
Felt the
spring turn winter,
The snow didn’t
melt,
The colors
burnt into ashes,
Anguish,
Anger,
The emptiness
of air……..
Remember?
May be you
do,
May be not,
That aching
yearning
That missed
completeness
That dead air
Is all that I
recall………..
pic taken from here |
Aakriti
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Shabd-e-Kalam
By
Aakriti
Yeh
joh shabd yahan hum bunte hain
Wahan
door kahin kisi kone mein
Inhe
lapet kar koi hasta toh koi rota hai
Gustakhi
nai kijiyega huzoor, yeh shabd nahi jaan hain
Ink
ek ek daane mein hai base kain lamhe
Kuch
sehme, kuch darre
Kuch
ankahe, kuch kareeb aur kuch gambhir
Yeh
joh andikhe dhage hain
Woh
dhage nahi kisse hain
Apke,
mere, unke,
Zahir
hue, chupe kisi kone mein
Zahir
hue, tode kaeen rishte
Aj
jab beete dinon ki yaad mein
Hum
sang baithe hain, inke, apke aur apne sath
Kaeen
kisse yaad karte hain
Jab
shabdon ki pehchaan na thi
Kuch
tohfe samay ke sath diye jate hain
Umar
ka kya kahein
Apne
mein hi ek paheli hai……
Aakriti
Sunday, July 7, 2013
A million travels in a single day
By
Aakriti
pic taken from here |
If books were to be written on
life, there would be never ending volumes and many a revised editions. You know
why, so don’t ask. I remember this quote ‘Travel
is the only thing you buy that makes you richer’. Indeed. You remember she
had a piggy bank she would add money to every time? That piggy bank got transformed
all of a sudden. It morphed its boundaries, contours, shape, form and most
importantly the content. There are value- able assets and lessons added to it
every single moment of her life. Seconds at times seem like eternity, like
getting dissociated from your body in that split second which gives you a high.
And as you come back in your body with the same soul that always belonged to
you, you still stay in that dis- associated moment of thrill, awe and
magnanimity.
‘ I’m magnanimous, I’m Agni, I’m
Hermes’ said a voice to him. That ball of fire resides in all of us. Many a
voices try to extinguish it. If you have never felt that extinguisher blast out
on you ever before then the voices can really bog you down. Imagine splitting yourself
in to two pieces, where one hears voices he believes in and the other part just
smirks and feels pity, for he knows that all you hear is medically termed as ‘auditory
hallucinations’.
Split Personality Disorder it was once called. Is it a disorder
really? Don’t we all experience splits of different kinds? ‘Reality’, now that
is one fantastic word, I say. Who decides what reality is? Is it static or
dynamic? Your reality, your world is any way in all the possible ways
different from mine, so who gives the authority to Clinicians to decide
what is real and unreal. Philosophical, isn’t it? Are ‘unrealistic’
or so called ‘ab- normal’ minds always crippled? Are geniuses always the ones
who are fantastically brilliant? NO! The phenomena of splitting oneself from
the reality narrate many a stories. The family, the people, the environment, in
short the psycho- social dynamics speak through it. The unspoken pain, tears,
the harassment, subjugation, whipping, throwing. It’s like a dream within a
dream. You peel one layer; other emerges, until you reach deep down only to
find there is nothing, yet every thing!
The tryst with that journey has
begun. A million travels beckon every single moment of the day……
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Growing up means forgetting tagging along and being on your own
By
Aakriti
As I look back now, growing up in
the toddler years meant forgetting a thing called separation anxiety and being brave to go out with your head held
high to the school where our rest of the years would be spent. I still remember
crying like a small baby when my younger brother went to ‘the big school’. He
didn’t cry but I did.
Growing up in school meant socialising,
making friends and telling them that my mommy and daddy are nah! Not best but the best! It meant walking in a line
for assembly, getting enamoured with eyes and voices and inanimate objects and
thinking together how fascinating the adult worlds were. It meant punishments
and rewards and a world where lots of ‘no’s’ and ‘yes’s’ existed. It was almost
like Yes and No had become invisible
people who were extremely important.
Then came the teen years, where
growing up was of a different kind. One wondered how some boys were smaller
than girls in class eight and suddenly got stretched in class nine?!! One saw
bodies changing, pimples on faces that were clean and clear a year back. One
heard ‘hush hush’ whispers. Rumours would be spread of someone having said ‘I
love you’ to a girl and what not. Suddenly cute looking boys became more
interesting, how come that never happened before? Yet the Chicken Soup for the
Teen Soul series seemed more apt for the West than ‘our culture’. Growing up
then also meant coming back home with the house key and giving food to your
younger bro.
Then came the High School where ‘We were the Senior most’. The world,
even as it revolved around studies, had a lot happening. Boys and girls would
be called to the Princy’s office for God knows what. Every boy and girl that
roamed around together would be tagged to be in a relationship. This heart kept
the crushes for fear of rumours. The mind worked well for who was interested in
some lame relationships? Yet this heart accepted and soothed pained tears of
friend’s broken relationships. For years long this heart never understood the
complexity of the phase called ‘being in
love’; was it that complex? May be, just like 11th Grade Trigo
was!
Bachelors was another stepping
stone. There I was imagining pursuing my subject in a co-ed college, sigh, they
were none. It’s indeed surprise how life moves/runs/stops. When it does, it
takes a while to get in sync with the pace, for you know you were walking as
she was sailing. Studying in a hot girl’s college meant posh chauffeur driven
cars and girls entering college with clutches and hot pants. The mind wondered
if the girls were here for clubbing?! The level of studies increased. Looking
back, the basic skills for life were gained then. This was also the time of
leaving behind school buddies and looking forward to make new pals. Groups got
formed, that of nerds, chilled out people, elite people and well rest I don’t
remember.
The Masters called for an entrance
exam. This mind only wonders the courage it took to leave a clichéd good
university to get into a newly born university. Wow!!pat on the back! That was one Masters Program! The mind’s
level increased. It studied Philosophy and got enamoured this time by the way
those Great men thought. Growing up meant looking into your unconscious and
realising the vast depth that lay in the mind and not only in the Sea. These
years saw best buds getting into relationships and heart feeling immensely glad
for them. It also meant waiting for dreams to get fulfilled of lovely blossomed
roses and career that was yet in waiting.
Masters finished and the lil tiny
foots then which had grown with years finally took some steps out in the world.
Times went chasing, howling, cribbing, with moments of monotony of life that
only felt dull and lifeless than anything. The life had come to a halt. The
depressive halt moved gradually. When life stops, the air stops. The earth
moves yet we are at halt. Not a single thing seems exciting for why would it,
as others move your clock doesn’t tick tock!
And as the wind of the years long
gone
Blows by my face today
I wonder, Oh Lord
How delightful has been life’s
ways
Here am I, spending time with
Life
She is beautiful to the core
Her magnanimous and magical rays
Now life is not about people
For the special loved ones
are intact
It’s about leading oneself ahead
Loving the self I have
Growing up evolves
Tears and laughs change
For reasons then seem petty now
Yet not so petty to forget……
Friday, June 14, 2013
Chivalry
By
Aakriti
Chivalry
Left a comfort zone
Jumped in fire, knowing not
the heat
It burns but is warm
Linking up at haiku heights...word: chivalry
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
You know you are growing up when you can eat your meals alone and still not feel A- LONE
By
Aakriti
It’s interesting how life plays magic with seconds
that pass, or even days and months all together.
Kal tak hum baithe te Dilli ki galiyon mein
Darte the akele ghoome ya baithein
Toh yeh zamane ke log sochenge kya
Gazab hai yeh zindagi
Aur lamhon ki chan chan
Jo ek pal ko dooje se aise jode
Ki taar bane, bune, gaye, sharmaye se
Aj hum khud mein hain
Ek khushi si hai
Khud se pyaar karne mein
Khud ko kareeb se samajhne mein…..
Aj akele reh kar bhi akele nahin hain hum
Bharosa, dosti…ek ishq sa ho chala hai….
Unke saath…sochenge aap…
Arre janaab…khud se ishq karne ki baat hi kuch aur hai…..
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