Life's peekaboo
Thursday, May 24, 2007
I guess the first fortnight of a break off is the toughest. You are so much in habit of doing things related to your loved one, that suddenly the daily routine gets marred. The mobile suddenly becomes useless and a silent piece of junk, the small moments that you sneak in to call/msg/mail etc suddenly become void, and if you are madly in love then almost every next thing that reminded you of her makes you again and again forget and then remember that the relation that you have held so close to your existence is no longer there.
Its isnt that the pain is maximum in this period, which actually comes later on when the abscence starts irking more and more, its just that the mind just cant register the closure. So much so that some things suddenly make you jubliant with a thought of sharing it with her and only the next moment is able to make you realise the harsh presence.
But then as aptly said - time fills, and it duly fills these voids and make you realise the truth. Not to say that the compromise is reached or that pain is relieved, but we are able to accept.
posted by Jas @ 8:08 PM,
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Sans love, sans blood...
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
"Dekho kaise parbat se baadal gaye Barsenge yeh ab kahan Dekho kaise phoolon se khushbu gayi Mahkegi yeh ab kahan
Sukh ban gaye sapne
Sab kho gaye apne
Dil bhujh gaya, ghar jal gaya
Na jaane kyun, na jaane kyun
Yaadon ka phir aanchal uda
Na jaane kyun, na jaane kyun -2
Dekho kaise haathon se jugnu gaye
Chamkenge yeh ab kahan
Kyun so gayi shaamein
Kat na saki raatein
Dil bhujh gaya, ghar jal gaya
Na jaane kyon, na jaane kyon
Yaadon ka phir aanchal uda
Na jaane kyun, na jaane kyun -3
Dekho kaise parbat se baadal gaye
Barsenge yeh ab kahan
Dekho kaise phoolon se khushbu gayi
ahkegi yeh ab kahan….."
Credits: The song is sung by the band Strings, which comprises of just two people namely Bilaal Maqsood (Guitars) and Faisal Kapadia (Vocals). The song is from their album Dhaani, a huge success.
posted by Jas @ 12:23 AM,
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