Sunday, 16 July 2017
Eve in search of love
Saturday, 24 June 2017
SACHIN
Friday, 23 June 2017
SECRETS NEVER DIE
The sky was suddenly pitch - black like someone had pulled a curtain across.
She reclined back on a chair near the pool while her friends were still inside dancing and slurping cocktails to wipe away all the reminiscence of the event they so desperately wanted to forget. All of them agreed to the holiday in Jamaica, beaches and fun, some happy memories to trade with the old haunting ones which they decided to drain forever in foamy tides of Jamaica.
How easy could this be?
So good to be true.
While the loud music vibrated through the walls, it still felt strangely calm. The silver moon hid behind the clouds.
Someone sighed behind her, she turned around, her face grew pale, she stared unblinking, her heart was pounding hard inside her chest.
This was impossible. This cannot be.
For a moment she thought it was the influence of alcohol, she drank too many glasses. She hardly remember the day or date or even recollect the event happened within the few hours.
No. She wasn't hallucinating. It was real.
The girl standing in front of her was real. And she was alive.
A shiver wriggled up her spine. She looked around there was just the two of them near the pool.
This wasn't a ghost of past, if she allowed herself to think about this, the remorse and the paranoia would rush over her like a strong wave, pulling her under, choking her.
"What are you scared? " the girl challenged as if she read her mind.
A look of guilt washed across her face.
There was silence for a long while. Then suddenly she heard errie sounds ringing in her earsdrums.
"Sorry, I gotta take this. See you later? " And she saw the girl walk away.
"Didn't we all bury her? This cannot be. "
They all sat in her room, all three, appearing as scared as her.
"You saw a ghost, Ella? " Sam tried to reassure yet she knew Ella would never lie such a thing. Such a terrible dreadful thing.
The ugliest truth of their lives which they thought they buried almost a year ago, not knowing it would wake again to haunt them.
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
Free at last...
Saturday, 15 April 2017
For you. . .
I'm the endless stretch of land...
My soul is like the wanderer...
Wandering in the desert sands...
Bathing under the golden heat...
Searching for you ...
Seeking you as one desires for an oasis...
It waits for you...
Waiting...
Waiting till the morning sun sets and the sky turns dark...
It hopelessly yearns...
As the lake remains still to gaze the beautiful silver moon...
Tuesday, 21 March 2017
She's a Secret
Sunday, 8 January 2017
Midnight Musings
He stood silent... Staring ahead the charcoal blanket full of tiny stars twinkling brightly in the dark sky. The silver crescent moon hung over the horizon.
He closed his eyes and gasped, then drew the pale curtains over the windows.
The room fell quiet and dark, only the dim moonlight that streamed in through the window, made it bit comforting, though, it did not fail to appeal like a haunting dark dungeoun.
The place smelled like aged wallpaper, rust and somewhat of coffee beans.
Soon the thick dark clouds hid the crescent silver moon... The lake remained calm and still, as the glimpse of the beautiful silvery moon was overcast from view....
The leaves ruffled by slow breeze, the rats squeaked in their little holes, nibbling the bits of food, the owl settled on a thick branch of a tree...
It was dark, one would be afraid of even their own shadow... The bats were the only noisiest mammals outside in such dark....
The silent midnight hour, when the world falls in slumber, deafened to the outside chaos and noise...
While some struggle alone in the unpleasant dark, left bruised, abandoned and hurting... Some hearts grieving in silence, unheard, unseen...
Weeping in their loneliness... Unnoticed...
He stooped a little, his silver teacup was lying near his favourite velvet cushioned chair, he bent low to pick it up.
Why was he still awake so late? A man in late 60s, silver grey hairs, wrinkled loose skin, searching a cup in the dark...
He lowered himself to pick the cup, the chain on his neck touched the floor, the silver cross on his chain beamed as the moonlight fell on it.
He smiled, a content smile of relief, as he picked the cup and stared the cross.
"Somethings meant to occur..." He mumbled quietly and reclined on a chair near his desk .
A burgundy color diary was kept on his desk, he lit the lamp and the fluorescent light beamed in the dingy room.
He held his smile, the gentle, warm smile of knowing. . . . knowing certain things...
He was a retired priest, silver haired man, with thoughtful grey eyes, who treasured the wisdom sought under the sun. Lived as an interested audience, watching various dramas of life unfold before him. A keen observer of life, of things... Of the peculiar, little things, that many would fail to notice. Only now, with old age holding him in its clutch, he found himself increasingly critical of the drama submitted to him.
The night was frigid and still. The houses in the neighborhood loomed huge and imposing, and most people's porch lights were already off for the night.
He closed his eyes and gasped.
And then began scribbling in his diary...
"Everything in his time"
. . . Still carrying that smile, his mind busy in musings...
"We sit with our lives in the wrinkles of our fists, unable to comprehend or understand ourselves.
Sombre, dreary mortals...
Breathing...
Time, passing away with our breaths... Moments fleeting from us with a blink...
Beyond our will or power...
Absolute certainties crumble to dust.
All the metaphors cannot truly describe Life..."
He shut his eyes and pondered deeply.
"The weights that bring us down... Hold back our empty hearts..."
He paused and stared the withered sunflower kept in a vase on his table.
"Sometimes... But not sometimes...
It is always, worth the fight.
For One Day...
All that seemed far away, visible from a distance...
Will become clear...
The blurry ... Glimpse of that something familiar...
Something we had often known... All along...
Something known to our subconscious ... To our hearts...
Something...
Our beating hearts never forgot to remind...
Something whispered as a wish though agreed with a frail heart...
//The Goodbyes//
They never told us how difficult a goodbye could be... When you see your loved ones waving behind the entry point, trying hard not to cry...
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They never told us how difficult a goodbye could be... When you see your loved ones waving behind the entry point, trying hard not to cry...
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It was unlike a wish Half believing yet defeated of hope Struck by the chance of the cosmos Aligning unlikely the desires, That sought t...
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We are S T O R I E S of paragraphs and pauses of letters concocted of mistakes and desires of sentences misread of silence travailing fo...