Saturday, 24 July 2010
The Old Wallet, a Letter and a Bygone Dream...
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Labels: aarif khilji, complain, departure, genealogy of pain, letter, love, promises, scroll, waiting, wallet, zainub
Monday, 19 July 2010
I meet a Mirror everyday...
Reflecting the pain that I go through...
The same that happens with it too...
An affection towards it I feel...
An embrace that I wish to steal...
Stopping me it, with a tale of its own...
Expecting me yet to know the unknown...
As strong a mirror it stands amuck...
Shattering hopes on which I’d stuck...
Of pains that I thought was only mine...
Shares the mirror with an awkward smile...
Sure yoU Meant It all you told...
Killing As Sugar, Hastened In Fold...
Invincible above is written a code...
Of the mirror I speak, this poem behold...
Mesmeric feel of mirror that I once held...
Etched in moments together we'd spend...
And when I think of the embrace…
Of soul that vouched in another’s name…
My wanting for it seems indeed lame…
Proud of the mirror that I see everyday…
Through this thick ‘n’ thin with me it stays…
Anyway, my precious mirror how much I espy…
Why ain’t stay with me - you together for this life…
Why Why Why… Bidey Bidey… Why Why Why…
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Labels: belonging, genealogy of pain, hate, love, mirror, reflection, unfulfilled love
Thursday, 21 August 2008
The Genealogy of Pain...

I once read a proverb which meant, winning makes you understand a page, but losing might teach you a book. As daunting a thought can be, it never fails to challenge the juvenile optimism in us. Losing may not always cause pain to some, but pain is often an antecedent to failure. Ever wondered why the intensity of joyous moments fades with time, but never does the impact of pain. For it’s easy to reminiscence a sorrow and feel the exact pain like it once did. But ironic is the case of joy, though the memory succeeds to deliver a smile, yet the original joy remains unique to its debut.
My psyche tells me, without any resort to medical reasons, that we are acquainted with pain right from the moment we open eyes in this world. I may not know what medical implications the umbilical separation bestows on the new-born, but I believe it is the antithesis at work. Am sure we all are the happiest beings within the warmth of the womb, never wanting to come through to face everything that life offers. But as I said the antithesis at work, right from the moment when a birth happens, it is the irony of the moment that, the joy of the one within, is killed to deliver the ultimate happiness (of motherhood) to another. Such is the camaraderie of pain, which in my knowing is similar to the law of thermodynamics. I know the idea of thermodynamics may sound obnoxious at this point, but not if I say...
But why am I saying all this? The reason being, of all the emotions a man encounters, the two most basic of them often take turns throughout the day - the welcoming happiness and the digging sorrow. It may sound ridiculous if I assert that the two of them almost stands equal from a distinct perception. For if you see, Happiness may look good while it comes to ye and sorrow doesn’t, alike is the thesis of sorrow, it feels good when sorrow bids adieu but ironic is the case of joy. For when joy leaves us it is not a reason to be sad, but often the loss is felt, while when sorrow leaves, the rejoice is a feeling beyond words.
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Labels: aarif khilji, antithesis, genealogy of pain, Pain, sorrow


