Tuesday 28 January 2014

Forever yours...

The pursuit of love is a never an easy one, many search all their life for the one thing that they have read about in poems and prose in vain. Many lose heart and sadly many more lose hope in their pursuit of the love but sadder still is the lives of men who settle for much less than what have searched for.

Love the platonic love ( love has to be platonic there is no other way any other is but a compromise of the nature I foretold) is never easily found, for if it where easy and abundantly available what value would it ever hope to possess. The very fact that love is praised and priced would only mean that it is exquisite in nature and magnificent in existence. One has to born to the star of great luck, on ones birth the gods must have smiled for him to find what he seek and forever perish in the holy union of what was ones severed by Apollo himself. I believe now that I am one such soul, inadvertantly lucky.

In your arms I find peace for the whole world melts into heaven in a place so holy as that. Against your bosom my heartbeats newly into thine in one melodious symphony of life. In your lips dies I and reborn I am as the prophet of love only to die an infinite times more and be born again every time a bit wiser a bit less blind. You are to me the creator and the destroyer of worlds and when we are one, us is infinite you and I are infinite we are infinite. Forever yours.

In this hour when our families have embarked together on a journey that will forever bind their destinies as a shared heritage. I prophess my love you renewed and as blazing as ever.

I am declaring our inevitable engagement now, details and time and date will follow suit in due time and with due diligence.

Saturday 18 January 2014

An Year in Happiness



Ever since I started this year I was looking forward to take up some kind of project, something for my blog. I took up the good treats challenge and to an extent play I played it safe. But now they no longer satisfy me. I am perennially bored and uninspired, what I need is a breast of fresh air. I am in a grave need for a task to look forward to, something hot but at the same time fruitful something to remember this year by. 


The first thing I date what's up my stakes in the good-reads challenge to a 100 books this year. I managed 82 last years and that was not so easy and this year it is going to bite my arse off. Now that's what I call a good challenge. But somehow that doesn't seem good enough; I need something, something more to push myself. I need something to push me over the edge of comfort and into the abysmal oblivion that the unknown presents. I think that is what I need a leap of faith.


That’s when I came across the 365 challenge, Its pretty simple really, post every day for the rest of the year. Okay that sounds simple enough, but in practice its yet another matter. Who am I kidding by proclaiming that I can do that, I know I cant. To do a post a day I would have to end up posting pictures of random cats, cars and what not (no offence to the ones that do it by the way, I am sure its definitely not desperation that motivates you to do that). So that is not going to happen. 


After that I arrived at the Happiness Project (Its surprising how many odd challenges you can find out there at this time of the year), yet another 365 days challenge that is more focused for that matter. The purpose of this one is to post continuously for the next 365 days and to make sure that every day you post about one thing that makes you happy. Truly I liked this one but I figured it would curtail my literary freedom. Its pretty much like accepting that for the next year that’s all I am going to do. 


Finally I arrived at something that I figured is worthwhile and it involves a bit of both and none of both. I though I would do a customized Happiness Project and I thought I would make it a personal choice and challenge rather than just a blog challenge. I thought or rather I decided that I will be happy this year and the blog will reflect that. I thought I will dedicate this year to happiness and resolve that whatever post that I post in this blog this year, no matter now sinister and disdain I will make the ending happy and tinted with hope. An easy challenge on the blog front and at the same time a very difficult challenge on the personal front.


Thursday 16 January 2014

82 Books



82 Books, Yes 82, that is the amount of books that I read in year gone by. I must thank the good reads challenge to have motivated me in completing the challenge. It should be when I was procrastinating and it bestowed upon me eternal bliss when I was constantly changing the limits of the the challenge. It started with a modest number of 60 books and ended with all the 82 books being completed. Please forgive me for the hubris but I am unmistakably basking in the glory of my own success. That is the reason I encourage you to try your hand at the good reads challenge, It surely does motivate you.


The list of books I completed in the year 2013

What Katy Did Next (Carr Family, #3)  Anna Karenina  Navigate: How the Bible Can Help You in Every Aspect of Your Life  The Trial
The Lowland  The Marriage Contract    Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10)   Lolita
Aisle Be Damned  Love Story (Love Story, #1)  And the Mountains Echoed  A Daughter of Eve (Dodo Press)
The Old Curiosity Shop  The Cuckoo's Calling (Cormoran Strike, #1)  First Among Equals  Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less 
Sons Of Fortune  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Charlie Bucket, #1)  Arms And The Man Right Ho, Jeeves (Jeeves, #6)
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar  Thank You, Jeeves (Jeeves, #5)  A Pocket Full of Rye (Miss Marple, #7)  Candide
The Perks of Being a Wallflower  Danny the Champion of the World: Plays for Children  Catch-22 (Catch-22, #1)  Of Mice and Men

Nights in Rodanthe  Safe Haven  The Picture of Dorian Gray  A Walk to Remember
Daddy-Long-Legs (Daddy-Long-Legs, #1)  A Farewell to Arms  Romi and Gang  Three Men in a Boat
The First Ten Books (Penguin Great Ideas)  Luka and the Fire of Life  Inferno (Robert Langdon, #4)  The Last Lecture
Ten Shades Of Life  Appointment with Death (Hercule Poirot, #19)  The Wedding  Northanger Abbey
The Five People You Meet in Heaven  The Last Song  Hell (A Prison Diary, #1)  Tantra (The Anu Files, #1)
The Politeness of Princes  The Diary of a Young Girl  Three Men and A Maid Plus A Damsel In Distress  Kane and Abel (Kane and Abel, #1)
Cranford  The Notebook (The Notebook, #1)  The Importance of Being Earnest and Other Plays     Fifty Shades Freed (Fifty Shades, #3)
Mostly Harmless (Hitchhiker's Guide, #5)   So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish (Hitchhiker's Guide, #4)  Agnes Grey  Life, the Universe and Everything (Hitchhiker's Guide, #3)

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Hitchhiker's Guide, #1)  The Lucky One  Fifty Shades Darker (Fifty Shades, #2)  Love, Peace and Happiness: What more can you want?
The Canterville Ghost  Of Mice and Men  Dear John  The BFG
George's Marvellous Medicine  Built for Success: The Story of Amazon.com  Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less   The Analects
And Then There Were None  A Bend in the Road  The Pearl  Shall We Tell the President? (Kane & Abel, #3)
The War of the Worlds  The Restaurant at the End of the Universe (Hitchhiker's Guide, #2)  Petty Troubles of Married Life