The ruthlessness of life!
Never had an hint,
Never had an hint,
:) hehe, this one alone is too much to bear, forget the "dubaara" :D
@Divya: So in the end you came out of it or not? :)
If you havent you can use your "Temper" or "Healthy Imagination" to come out..:) (Points taken from your previous post on handwriting analysis..;))
@dilip: hey I am not well, so taking rest!! Will start my trials afresh from tomorrow :P
"Temper" was already tried and yuck, it was bad :P "Healthy imagination" - for me it is to "not imagine" :P
hi Divya,
i request - you should culture the poetess in you. undoubtedly, thoughtfully written.
(to hold the curiosity this could be rearranged as:)
To end it even before it could start,
With little or no chance to retort;
Laughing cynically closing the gate,
There stood the monsterous fate;
(to end it with a positive note rearrange as:)
Looking out for exit to get to,
In vain, had no luck hitherto;
Finding the way back, turned around to gaze,
Found abandoned amid beautiful maze;
@kuruhina: Thank you Sir! :)
From the way I see it, the first line sets the context and the rest goes onto add details to it. . . So, I feel it would be better the way it is...
The positivity or the curiosity - never gave them a thought. These were but just those unadulterated thoughts of mine intended at myself! :)
My Wedding Invite
volumeya chelumeya thaatha
Love after death
An experience
Mommy dear, you are the best!!
The mobile enthusiasts
An year @ Infy
Two close friends
Hayee Ram, yeh kya kiya hua(My debut short story
Series of embarrassments
My first true love
The Magic of "7"
An Icy Rendezvous
Beauty and the beast
Expectations - Have it or not?>
Happy Women's Day!!
Chimera of the modern Era
Ambigrams and Symbiotograms
Preacher called Life
Happy friendship day!!
Fabric painting
A sketch
A teacher's advice
HA tragic love story