Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Distance makes hearts fonder

Gazing out from the balcony of my flat after taken my late lunch on a wet Sunday,I was soaked with thoughts of being alone..When a person is either in his best of moods or in the pangs of rage, he is in search of a shock-absorber who can absorb his pain and sufferings and be in unison with his thought path. The million-thoughts generator called "Mind" captures varying memories and predictions when it is idle. Recounting sad memories and reliving them all-together is always like castigating yourself to the brim.
Life is a real match of Kabaddi. Time is the barometer that quantifies our lives. Drawing a picture of life from the perspective of a kabaddi match, we see that the chain of companionship breaks with the passing of time..The team that looses the most has to taste defeat, but the irony is that the team that wins also has to forgo some vital players of the game. The vincibility of life cannot be overlooked. As the wheel of life roll, your ties and associationwill be churned and tested.Wear and tear will be a sure event to witness, but the ones who go on to reach their destination braving all storms of uncertainty will evince as true heroes. The thoughts of your loved ones always moisten your eyes when you are at a distance away..The tears trickle down from your eyes and goes down to the heart that is choked from grief of seperation. But there's a sunny side to this problem. Hearts connect better whenever you are far from the ones you love. Your loved ones become your network & whereever you go, your network follows. When I am all alone, I start to think about those who hardly matter to me. The value of every individual who has crossed your life will come under your scanner, irrespective of how important he/she is for you. Always look at the sunnier side of every person and try to overlook the nasty side attached to the person because the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

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