Khudse sach na keh sake to kisi aur ko kya batayein.
Khud sehne ki himmat na ho to kisi aur ko kyun sunayein??
Khud sehne ki himmat na ho to kisi aur ko kyun sunayein??
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
A Message
Everyday touches so many lives,
So many hopes passing by.
Ideas colliding, aspirations binding,
Never-ending tortures, dreams so high,
A single message, may each touch be a lesson,
You a half filled glass and a hopeful sigh.
So many hopes passing by.
Ideas colliding, aspirations binding,
Never-ending tortures, dreams so high,
A single message, may each touch be a lesson,
You a half filled glass and a hopeful sigh.
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Righteousness...
“ I follow three rules: Do the right thing, do the best you can, and always show people you care. ”
― Lou Holtz
Friday, May 15, 2015
Book Review: The Boy with the Porcelain Blade
The Boy with the Porcelain Blade (The Erebus Sequence, Book#1)
Author: Den Patrick
Introduction: I have thought of updating this as a live blog. So I will pen down my thoughts as I read the novel, and include an overall review at the end.
15th May 2015: Chapter 1
The story grips you right at the get-go.
Protagonist introduced in exciting circumstances.
16th May 2015: Chapter 2-7
The level of English vocabulary is good. Found many words that I see rarely outside of the GRE Word Lists. :P
There is no background narrative, but the background is inter-meshed into the main story itself as alternating chapters with time jumps.
The advantage of using flash backs do tell prior history is that the story may be kick-started right from the beginning, but the disadvantage is that there is a regular breakage of flow when the flash back happens. Clever writers gradually tend to reduce number of flashbacks as the story builds up so that the crescendo build up with a great climax and/or cliff hanger in the end.
15th May 2015: Chapter 1
The story grips you right at the get-go.
Protagonist introduced in exciting circumstances.
16th May 2015: Chapter 2-7
The level of English vocabulary is good. Found many words that I see rarely outside of the GRE Word Lists. :P
There is no background narrative, but the background is inter-meshed into the main story itself as alternating chapters with time jumps.
The advantage of using flash backs do tell prior history is that the story may be kick-started right from the beginning, but the disadvantage is that there is a regular breakage of flow when the flash back happens. Clever writers gradually tend to reduce number of flashbacks as the story builds up so that the crescendo build up with a great climax and/or cliff hanger in the end.
Rest Coming Soon....
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
50,000 and running...
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Unlimited Blade Works
Great lines from Fate/Stay night:Ultimate blade Works
I am the bone of my sword,
Steel is my body, and fire is my blood.
I have created over a thousand blades.
Unknown to death, nor known to life.
Have withstood pain to create many weapons,
Yet, those hands will never hold anything.
So as I pray, Unlimited Blade Works!
I am the bone of my sword,
Steel is my body, and fire is my blood.
I have created over a thousand blades.
Unknown to death, nor known to life.
Have withstood pain to create many weapons,
Yet, those hands will never hold anything.
So as I pray, Unlimited Blade Works!
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Husn maalik....
Beautiful poem sung by stand-up comedian Kapil Sharma.Written by his late college teacher Ashwini.
Aaj na jaane kaun na-waaqife-e-adab chaman se guzraa hai.
Maine kaanto pe bhi hoton ke nisaan dekhe hain.
Husn maalik tamaam pholoon ka,
Ishq bhi hai ghulaam phoolon ka.
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Aaj na jaane kaun na-waaqife-e-adab chaman se guzraa hai.
Maine kaanto pe bhi hoton ke nisaan dekhe hain.
Husn maalik tamaam pholoon ka,
Ishq bhi hai ghulaam phoolon ka.
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