Tuesday, August 27, 2013

I WILL LOVE YOU




“I will love you.”
Long gone are the nights
When I used to get this reply from you
Constant interrogation of rights
Why can’t we be together and yet true?

“I Will Love You”
You gave this bare reply
Is all I deserve a not-so-clear boo?
After all these nights of bitter cry
That I did for you.

“I Will Love You”
That other guy you date
Sorry I came between you two
He’s a drug addict, yet great!
Still I am a true lover too.

“I Will Love You”
I ask you, why don’t you say
A straight and clear no, please do
I want to move on and sway
But you keep me hanging with ado.

“I Will Love You”
Yes maybe you will
But you will have lost the boy, who grew
To love, to make your dreams fulfill
And make you life partner too!

Stop It!
I don’t want to hear that anymore.
I’m changing my password
Wouldn’t call you and bore
And save my two-and-a-half hours, you heard?
Thank you!





© 2013 Shivam Murar



courtesy song: Taylor Swift

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Monday, August 26, 2013

Venting Out!

A warm hello to my greatest readers.I'm glad to see how the number of readers is doubling everyday! You beautiful readers are what make my day. Feeling elated at seeing the overview graph of my blog! ^_^

Another great news! Taylor Swift won the Best Female Video award for her blockbuster video "I Knew You Were Trouble" in the MTV VMAs 2013. Wasn't able to watch it, but I've recorded the telecast. Will see tonight. :)

As for the headline, well, forgive me, my readers, but I won't able to run your humour or intellect hormones today, for, despite the fore mentioned elation-inducers, the flame of angst in me is still not out! 

A complete daft 'friend' of mine considers that studying is of completely no use and so are our parents! A minor need not take any permission from their guardian before going out of town. He may go relish the whole day, with his parents believing that he is out for "Group Studying" at his friends. The person believes, studying is the greatest sin one could commit in their lifetime and the teachers are ones who have no ambition in their lives, people who are a piece of waste on Earth! The plastic couldn't realize that he wouldn't be speaking all this if some not-so-ambitious teacher hadn't taught him how to speak! The bigger problem is that this hypocrite is so confident of his spoiled ways being right, that he couldn't even feel bad about them (rather he thinks he is doing some great contribution to the society)

Science, according to him, is the worst discipline, without realizing that he wouldn't be riding the scooty and neither would he be holding the mobiles and tabs (which he so vainly holds), had the science not progressed.

He thinks all well-mannered altruists are frauds, for he himself is too much of a loath to imbibe, in himself. some discipline.

The hollow elastic postulates the life to be a station to enjoy.

"Enjoy while we can."

Great thinkers have said so and that for people who are completely indulged in work and do not take out any personal time for entertainment. While hypocrites, like this person, have, of course, been taking out wrong meanings of every statement made.

The worst of all, he tries to impose his hollow and dim thinking on others. This whole post is a pity on such untrustworthy low life who exist to have pride on themselves.

"Being spoiled is hazardous to the society but spoiling others is a crime so heinous that no religion, no constitution could define a punishment equivalent of it."

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Sunday, August 25, 2013

When Will We Meet Again

OK! Now this is a little emotional! A confidant of mine, who has been my friend only for a few months yet is the closest in terms of emotional mapping, sharing of stories and diffusing out sadness, someone who has been there for me and has fought for me, someone who was there to listen to my stories, my dark and deadly past, with utmost patience, not minding that it doesn't matter to them as to what had happened to me, is leaving! Now that sounds messed up! The person is under extreme conditions of death threat and will have to go to a safer place, far away, out of contact with anyone!

Why is it that the criminals enjoy and sufferers are the ones to face terrible fate? 

"Death is momentary, but life is the terrible journey which challenges our tread."

 It is here where my last post becomes contradictory! Journey is more painful than the destination! And that is solely because of the unjust nature of the society.

It feels anxiously exhilarating to think of something like that happening to someone who is a very close friend of mine, but destiny is what destiny does. We can't change it. So I thought I would write a complete post dedicated to our pure and divine friendship.

It was the end of January when I met them, the person who shared my likelihood of favourite singer as Taylor Swift. Ever since then the bond of friendship strengthened more and more. We confided, in each other, our secrets and then uncovered the dish of stale past which we both acknowledged and appreciated each other for having survived them. 

Definitely, like an ideal friendship, we had dry spells of no talk and volcanic spells of fights but our bond of friendship never seemed to uncoil. The person is now leaving, due to the harsh circumstances. I hope they remember me, as I would, and I wish them best of luck for the life! 


Wish them the same, my dear readers! :)


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Friday, August 23, 2013

Bought the chartbuster - The Cuckoo Calling!

Me holding 'The Cuckoo Calling'

Having a new thing in hand is always exciting! Specially when you have waited for it, long enough! It is truly said,

"The journey is more exciting than the destination."

I have visited the quotation once again! As this chartbuster novel, written by J.K. Rowling (my favourite author and a writing role model), comes into my hand, I couldn't stop myself from sharing my peak end of excitement with you all!

Although the novel has been critically acclaimed (unlike her last collection of vulgarity with a mix of little drama), it remains to be seen as to how much I like the novel! I hope I enjoy it more than I have enjoyed waiting for it!

Have you (my sweetest readers!) read it yet? If yes, find the comment section of some good use!

So I am off to read the novel then. Would type in the review after completing it! :)

See you again, soon!

Thursday, August 22, 2013

First Post

Life is a cycle, so it must have spokes. One must, however try to break the circumference and discover a helical trajectory to what might be new regions of expertise and precipice. But we must try.

Blogging, a now-becoming-conventional way of expression, I think is a very effective way to amplify your voice and make it reach out to a wider reception. Though not yet added in the universal dictionary, blogging is something that I shied until now, for reasons unknown. Maybe it was the supreme responsibility and uncomfortable controversy that comes along. Or perhaps, I hadn't broken the another spoke to lead me in this direction.

Now, I, as you could see, am named Shivam Murari. My parents and grandparents chose that name but the interest, which I seek to spread through this blog was chosen by me. I am interested in literature. I love poetry and stories. Both reading and writing them, now leaning more on the latter. I am a science student, and not because I was forced to be, but because I chose to be. I love science. In fact, I intended to pursue my career in the field of science earlier. Had stepped in the field too, but I saw the horizon and I found literature. But now, however hard you try, you couldn't reach the horizon. So, I decided to enjoy both science and literature and you will see in the upcoming posts.

I love music too. I have special affinity for the worldwide phenomenon, Taylor Swift. Both because of her excellent music and looks (as if I need to say it!)

So, with this fifth paragraph I would end my conversation with you today. Do reply back through the comments! I hope to see you again! :-)
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