Mar 10, 2009
Bound by four walls is our little oasis of love. The air smells of the hunger of a hundred years of longing. Darbari Kanada, the perfect raaga. A touch, two, three, four, building into an embrace. A hesitant kiss, almost doubtful. A second, hurried.
She and I, we lose our clothes, and our masks. Shedding shame on the altar of love; our bodies fuse, wishing we were never ...
Jan 27, 2009
As the clocks melt, as the ants crawl and as the elephant trudges along on stick legs, I spy myself peeping inside me. The heart is no longer black, weak or wicked. The heart awaits its rightful place usurped by the mind. Perhaps, Aristotle, the heart is the seat of reason and emotion. Or perhaps, Gloria was right in blaming the men. The mind, an impostor, a trickster. ...
Dec 26, 2008
2008,
I assume you must be preparing to leave. I cannot but admire your stoical acceptance of the impending end. We humans never seem to be able to undermine our sense of permanence. I apologize for my kind's failure to give you a decent farewell. We tend to make a spectacle of the new and hold nothing but contempt for the old.
It is said among my kind that when ...
Dec 4, 2008
Problem - Bipolar Disorder- Incurable Aching Balls Syndrome - Caged rat-ism
You have been there. Sometimes people just don't get it. They refuse to take your words seriously. The problem is compounded if you are a super sexy guy with an awesome sense of humor and outrageous wit. Three years ago, I tried to find a solution and failed.
Bipolar disorder is a serious problem. BPD can affect every aspect of ...
Oct 18, 2008
four-thirty a.m. content. sad. depressed. elated. confused.
Jul 10, 2008
Salman Rushdie named best Booker Prize winner of all time
Rushdie's Midnight's Children is Best of Booker. Salman Rushdie was named winner of the Best of the Booker award for Midnight's Children. Midnight's Children won the Booker Prize in 1981. It was then chosen as the Booker of Bookers in 1993 -- the only other time a celebratory prize has been awarded.
Ever since the Best of Booker award ...
Jun 11, 2008
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An adventurous Polish toddler was found trying to check in for a flight after making a 15-mile journey to an airport on his own.
Three-year-old Mikolaj Sobolewski unlocked the front door of his parents' home and got onto a bus from a stop outside their house to take him to Okecie airport in Warsaw.
He was only grounded when police spotted him in the departure lounge.
Ananova reports.
May 30, 2008
I will be joining the post graduate program at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA) starting about three weeks from now.
I interviewed Sidin Vadukut for BeingaBlogger and we talk about blogging, freelancing and more. Sidin is an Alumnus of IIMA and could be touted as India's first famous blogger. You may want to give yourself some pleasure reading his near awesome posts at Domain Maximus and ...
Apr 20, 2008
Introduction
If I were a good writer, I would have written a thousand page tome extolling the beauty of Charlie, the Unicorn. I'm so totally smitten by it. I am, I proclaim, the M.F.Hussain of this Madhuri; the Meerabai of this Krishna. Charlie, the Unicorn is truly the Sgt Peppers LHC of animated short films. There is absolutely no sane reason for this not having won an ...