Wednesday, November 05, 2014
MEOW WOW DA
What more can I say? You’re a year older now yakka. Like finally the 5th of November arrived to get you into the old folks’ gang.
So eppadi eppadi??? Appadi Appadi!!!
My Dearest Oldest Immortal Little Sham,
Happy Yappy Birthday Love.
Now how shall I start?
Let’s go on a walk down memory lane shall we???
So once upon a time, I met an innocent little girl, hair all braided neatly to the back (yeah it’s always about the hair) with hidden secrets between those plaits (the curls I mean haha). Really I can’t remember how I met you prolly through prefects but the very first friendly moment I can ever remember would be at yellow house meeting. So let’s start there shall we???
So one fine day I ACTUALLY went for Satria house practice and it was behind the scout room where I can vaguely remember really befriending you and I really think that was one of THE moments of my life. I don’t know why till today I can’t seem to recall anything about you but that very warm moment where I was asking you about which schools you were from and how you used to be like the only Indian kid in your school and all. Oh well, and that’s where the spark began.
Then I swear I have no idea where you were for the next three years but it sure did rekindle back in form 4 and was at its pinnacle in form 5.
Nostalgia.
Time for the “DO YOU REMEMBER” moments.
Do you remember how we used to stay back in the prefects room and do crap.
Do you remember how we used to plan our failed study timetable and diet plan.
Do you remember the walks to Sukumaran and Sri Devi.
But you know what I remember the most???
The fact that I could call you at any time of the night and tell you all my sob stories and you would always give me a shoulder to lean on and that so that my dear now brings us to the moment of thanks.
Thanks of course for all the late night calls.
Thanks for always giving me cute little things in which I can remember you in the biggest ways.
Thanks for always listening to me and being the only shoulder I can actually sit and pour out to 100%.
Thanks for all the wow da and meow moments.
Thanks for tolerating my fights and still patching up with me and that’s what makes you rock.
But most of all thanks for being by my side till today at this very moment.
Dear Sham,
You truly are a best friend and I hope it stays that way forever till death do us apart and maybe even then. Happy birthday sweetheart and may God shower you with all your deepest desires. I’m sorry I couldn’t call you at midnight like I always do but hey hey I love you. Timing le rhyming varanum.
I love you Sham forevermore and keep those curls rocking.
PODI.
Tuesday, October 07, 2014
MEH
Too lazy to find a picture and too lazy to do anything so everything shall be black
You know I'm just going to make this very unofficial. Yeah because I'm a lazy as who is not up to par when it comes to intellectuality. Nice. I like big words. I like bombastic words. Like meh.
Anyway, I'm here sipping my Milo Shake more like it in the name of writing an article which is actually just this. I'm like in the need of getting my own credit card just so I can make transactions online at ease without having to wait for my dad to let me know the approval codes that are sent to his freaking phone.
Anyway, again, what's worse is I don't know if I should take my exams or not. Should I way the pros and cons. The cons are that I'm lazy, lazy and lazy. The pros is that I'm lazy and so getting to get off work early. Conclusion, I suck.
OMG this post is so short. Where has all the length I have gone to??? Time to start blabbering.
Did you know I made a 3 page Rental Contract and also a Fashion Show Script. Fuck yeah I rock and have something to fall back to if ever. Oh how it will crumble the invisible wall that I have set in my imagination. Meh.
Running out of words. Shoots self down.
DIE.
Wednesday, October 01, 2014
HAIRY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE
It's been a while. Well that's just my basic start up. I'm always in the mood but at lost for words but today I simply must. Whatever comes let it be. I'll just write what's running in my tangled brain, mind or whatever you call it that is controlled by the heart.
So, well, practically, today officially or unofficially marks 2 years since I last cut my hair like literally okay not literally. I've had a few trims here and there but not like the official chop off session which I did back then. Well the exact date was 28th of September if I'm not wrong. It should be a Thursday but still I prefer leaving it as the 1st of October since well it's much easier to recall shit like this on very general dates.
But today also marks the unofficial 2nd year of other things as well. Well I suppose a lot of thing happened on this very date officially 2 years ago on the 1st of October 2012.
It was my official hair cut off date.
It was the first day of my final year.
It must have been somebody's birthday.
Somebody could have fallen in love.
I could have fallen in love.
Anything can happen.
Anything could have happened.
But here I am writing while waiting for many more splendours to happen.
Should I cut my hair? is a very powerful yet disturbing question that is running in my head.
I don't know.
Oh well, anyway, today me and the S7 went to watch Annabelle and it's pretty disturbing for the fact that it has no ending. SUCKS.
But what's nice was I remember this day.
The 1st of October 2014.
Two years too long baby.
Things are so near yet so far. I don't know. Maybe I'll wait another year. Two of everything ain't always good. Three is a crowd but it loosens my doubt.
When you dislike a person's ways but like the person itself it's always hard to gauge what you actually want out of them for yourself. In the end it's just another selfish world of a façade.
The day I cut my hair might just be the day I will never grow or fall out of love.
I can't put an end to this just like my hair.
NOT JUST YET
Wednesday, August 06, 2014
MY UNBORN CHILD
A Tale Inspired By Ganesh Chand
The lust from my breath, blowing against her fragile neck,
The silence that's broken, from a pleasurable pain.
Both of us drowned, at the pinnacle of nirvana,
Both of us strangers, after a sinful game.
Months there after, she got on to her knees,
Pleading me for mercy, for the child I yet to see.
I shunned her, I shooed her, I pushed her away,
She fell to the floor, bleeding with pain.
And to moan for the death of an unborn one,
Seemed ridiculous to me, until one day it begun.
For from the edge of the corner, of my big blue room,
Appeared a little shadow, and a boy full of gloom.
I closed my eyes for a second, then I opened them to be sure,
Hallucinations maybe, from ninety nine glasses of beer.
He still stood there, with his posture so straight,
He stared right at me, as I felt a mighty weight.
I sent myself to sleep, I consoled my heavy heart,
I slept with dreams of comfort, but I woke with a start.
I lifted the curtains around me, to let in a little light,
But I still saw darkness, it was the boy and he was a blight.
A visit to the doctor, a visit to the witch doctor,
Both of which simply, ended in vain.
I sat, I strayed, I pleaded and I prayed
Nothing seemed to take, the miserable boy away.
I still indulged, in dirty desires,
I still fulfilled, my guilty pleasures.
I still strayed, on untouched meadows,
I learnt to live with my three shadows.
A penny I gave, to a famished man once,
The joy I felt was simply, abundance,
The boy that tagged me, never ever smiled,
But that was the day I saw a glow in his eyes.
Deeds a million, I started henceforth,
But it never summed up, to my sins' worth.
It never mattered to me, to equalize things,
But to see the boy happy, would make my heart swing.
I crept very slowly, between the days of my life,
With no family, with no kids, with no woman called wife.
This boy set my spirit, on a fire so wild,
I couldn't help but accept him, as my unborn child.
Alas, I laid, on my cold death bed,
My unborn child, with his lap under my head.
He spoke to me, for the very first time,
"Papa, you're a good man, but you can never wash away the grime"
"I was never your son, I was never alive,
I only reduced your burden, which you never would have survived.
The curse of an avenging Constance,
The mother of your conscience."
R.I.P.
Sunday, July 20, 2014
PETER & GORDON
Please lock me away...
And don't allow the day...
Here inside...
Where I hide...
With my loneliness...
I don't care what they say...
I won't stay...
In a world without...
LOVE
Wednesday, June 04, 2014
SENSIBLE WITHOUT YOU
He plays with his words as much as he plays with his actions,
I test my senses, all of which have failed,
To surrender is my only reaction.
The scent of his white collar,
It blocks my nose that smells no danger,
The murmur of his mumbles,
It deafens me from disaster,
The touch of his hand,
It tempts my desire,
The lips that are meant to lock mine,
It makes me want to starve forever.
There is but one sense he's not taken from me,
I see, I see, I see,
I see the lies beyond his truth,
I see the moves that deceive my youth,
I see the shenanigans he try to avoid,
I see the conspiracy with himself,
I see the confusion of his mind,
I see the man that becomes a child.
But my sight too he does not spare,
For when I see, I see, I see,
I see into his eyes,
All that I have seen gets misty into disguise,
There is nothing left for me,
I'm blinded by the light,
The love that sees nothing,
But perfection despite he being a blight.
Alas, he's taken it all away from me,
He's crippled me with his plan,
To seek the love of the impossible he,
I must be pretty mad, I must be horribly mad,
Either or over this man.
SENSELESS IN LOVE
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
A PECK ON THE CHEEK
This is the story
of a girl called Amutha. She was 8 years old in 2003. I am her dad, Ragu. I am
an author who writes many famous novels. One of my favourite novels is about a
baby girl who was forced to be abandoned by her mother who was a Sri Lankan
refugee. Amutha’s mom is a homemaker. She has a grandfather, Mr. Soomu who is
comitee member in the Rameshwaram refugee camp. She has two younger brothers
Nickillen and Suresh. Well, this seems to be a happy family, but only until the
truth was hidden.
It was 2004. Half a year flew by so
fast. It was Amutha’s 9th birthday. Her mom asked me if it was okay
to let her know the truth. Wasn’t she a bit too young? I took Amutha to the temple
that day, then to Marina Beach. Amutha was running in circles around me on the
fine sand of the beach. The sun shone so bright, making the sand particles
shine like diamonds.
Finally the truth was out. I plucked
all my courage to say that Amutha was adopted. At first she laughed in
disbelief and then tears started to roll down her soft cheecks. She ran far
away from me. I brought her home. She was moody the whole day. As dawn was
coming to an end, Priya was preparing dinner. Nickillen and Suresh were in
their room. Grandpa was on his rocking chair browsing through some books.
Amutha was on my lap as I was swinging on the built in home swing. It was a very
quiet and dull environment when out of the blue Amutha asked, “Who are my real
parents Appa?”
I was silent. My dad then explained,
“I don’t know who your dad was but your mom was a refugee at my Rameshwaram
camp. All the refugees that came in tiny boats from Lanka were in total
despair. Your mom was conceiving then. As I was explaining to them some of the
rules, your mom suddenly had her labour pain. A few weeks after that she had to
go back to Ceylon
because that was her homeland. Therefore, she left you at the Rameshwaram Kids
Care Centre. Her name was…….M.D.S….Ah, yes! M.D. Shyama.” I then said, “It was
only her one finger that touched you through that window. The only form of bond
the mother could have with the child. With tears in her eyes and cuts in her
heart she ran away from the innocent infant.” Amutha knew in a moment that
those lines were from my novel. My favourite one. The following day was a
Monday. Amutha went to school but did not come back. My sister Laxmi came to my
house looking worried saying that Damendran, her son, was missing too. True
enough Amutha and Damen were on a bus to Chennai in search of her mother,
Shyama. I managed to find them and Amutha got some serious firing from her mom.
From that day onwards, Amutha was
being rude to her mom. Amutha was begging me and Priya to take her to Sri Lanka .
Finally, I came home with three tickets to Lanka. Amutha hugged both of us.
Nickel and Suresh did not know our purpose to Lanka.
Upon our arrival at Colombo we met a friend who was going to help
us. He was a Singhales man. His name was Nimarande, also known as Niran. Amutha
went sight seeing everywhere. After two days we went to Jaffna . Unfortunately, that day the troops
asked everyone to evacuate the area because they were going to put a bomb
there. As everyone was walking in a line, some driving trucks, I, Priya, Amutha
and Niran were in the search of Shyama. We found a lady by the name of Shyama. At
that moment the bomb blasting started. The lady said she too had a daughter but
it was not Amutha and she was not M.D. Shyama. Then the lady quickly ran away.
Then we went to Kandy . We went to Niran’s house a bit deep in
the village. Amutha went exploring the village when she saw some girls in army
wear pointing a gun at her. She ran back home, crying. The same time I and
Niran went for a walk and some Tamil soldiers caught us and almost shot us.
Luckily I shouted some of my poetry lines in Tamil to make the soldiers believe
that we were Tamils. The leader of the troop realized that I was a well known
poet. The troop leader, Selvam, said that it was not save for me to hang out
with Niran who was a Singhales. I explained that Niran was nice and that Niran
understood Tamil. I then told Selvam my purpose to Sri Lanka . Selvam looked surprised
and said that M.D. Shyama was his sister. She was now in the army. Selvam
promised to bring his sister one day to meet me. I and Niran went home and
broke the good news to Amutha. She was excited.
I am a good author. Niran then
recomended to me that I have a small show. My fans in Kandy would love it. So on Tuesday it was my
speech at a hall. Amutha and her mom went out across the street to the bench
because they found my speech kind of boring. Amutha then saw a man on a wheel
chair reading a book. She went to talk to him and they started to have a
conversation about the book he was reading. Then he left to go across the
street but he forgot his book. Amutha took his book and ran to give it to him
when suddenly he blasted. He was a suicide bomber. She had a few scares and was
in a state of shock. Her mother grabbed her and everyone started to scatter.
The next day, Amutha, I, Priya and
Niran went to a street at Kandy
to finally meet Shyama. We were waiting but no one came. It was about time to
leave but Amutha was reluctant to leave. Suddenly, some soldiers came and
started hiding. Priya called her to leave but she was stubborn. A gun was shot
and bombs started to explode. I took my family to hide. As they we running a
stone cracked my glasses. Priya got a gunshot in her arm. Amutha had many
terrible scares and a huge one on her forehead. She was terrified. She hated
the place. Niran quickly came in his car and fetched us home. Amutha had 3
stiches on her head.
The next day we were leaving for India . We
thanked Niran for his help and bid goodbye. As we were leaving for the airport,
Amutha asked me to just stop by the street again. We got down and waited. As we
were about to leave, an auto came there and stopped. Selvam got down. After him
was a lady. It was Shyama. She came nearer to us. It started to rain. Amutha
looked at her and said, “I have got a few questions for you.” “Can I start?”
Shyama said okay.
“Why did you leave
me?” asked Amutha. Shyama started to tear, “the situation was such.” Then
Amutha continued, “do you love me?” Shyama cried and grabbed Amutha. She kissed
Amutha and said “Yes of course, of course!” Amutha too started to cry and asked
Shyama to come to India
with her. “It is so much more peaceful there,” she said. Shyama just could not
go. Shyama turned to go back to the auto. “Amma!” Amutha shouted. “Amma, don’t
go!” Shyama turned and said, “don’t call me that, I can’t go.” She the ran back
to Amutha and gave her a hug and kiss. Amutha gave her a scrapbook she made for
her. Shyama took it and ran back to the auto. Amutha could only watch the auto
go out of sight.
I then hugged Amutha and said, “Never
mind Amutha. We still love you equally.” Priya kissed Amutha and asked, “You do
love us right?” Amutha smiled and said yes. We looked at each other and smiled.
KANNATHIL MUTHAMITTAL
Thursday, May 01, 2014
ARBEIT MACHT FREI
Based on a short
documentary I viewed entitled ‘Hitler, Jews and Genocide’, I could clearly see
that the Nazis in Germany
of the 1930s were an unfortunate breed of the human species as they were
grasped tightly in the hands of Satan. When the Nazis came to power during that
time, they severely tortured and killed millions of Jews. This was known as the
holocaust. The holocaust was the systematic execution of as many Jews as
possible. This process was mainly done by the SS under the supervision of
Heinrich Himmler. The mastermind behind this atrocious event was the greatest
dictator of all times, Sir Adolf Hitler.
Hitler despised
the Jewish community for he regarded them as people of an impure race. Whoever
whom he assumed was not the so called pure Aryans the Germans considered
themselves, he wished to execute. I think the problem was not whether the Jews
were pure or impure. The thing is that Jews did not believe that Jesus was
their messenger and also they managed to pull through smoothly during the Great
Depression when all others were in a terrible financial state. I think the
issue with Hitler was that he simply had green eyes. Jealousy had over powered
his mind, making him make a rash decision by framing the Jews as dishonest,
money lending, communist people.
He placed the
Jews in concentration camps where they were deprived of their individuality
instead they were given numbers. It was sad to see people being deprived of
their own names and given numbers as though they were some sort of object being
labeled. In 1941, the pitiful Jews were evacuated to ghettos where families
squeezed into one room and there was scarce supply of food and water. When I
heard the pain in a child’s cry, it sent shivers down my spine. People who were
caught smuggling food, risked public execution. I was pretty amazed though by
the fact that a little Jewish kid was dropping out so many vegetables from his
pants when he got caught. I wonder where all that space came from? I guess when
you are desperate for something you will try and get the most of it by hook or
by crook.
The Germans
realized that shooting the Jews down was a failure as it was a slow and messy
process. They then came up with the most brilliant idea ever. They gassed the
Jews. Honestly speaking, hats off to their master plan as it was a job well
done. The chambers, the cyanide, the crematorium, everything was perfectly
prepared. It was only terrifying when the narrator mentioned, “there were to be
machines to kill human beings by the millions”. I have heard of machines
designed to kill fishes and chickens by the millions but not humans. An inhuman
technology of the 20th century it was to kill the human race by the
millions. Why? Why was Hitler such an animal? If I had the chance to put some
serious sense into his head I would tell him that there was only one race that
God created and that is the Human race. There is also only one religion that
any God would want us to follow and that is the religion of Love.
The time for resettlement
arrived and Jews all over Europe were
scurrying about to get to resettlement camps. It was a pity that they were not
aware that in resettlement camps they were going to be settled once and for
all. There was one particular part that really disturbed me. It was when the
Jews got on to the train to get to the camps. The narrator said with so much
emotion, “The minute we got in, the minute they closed it on us with a bolt,
terrible cries began inside in Polish, Yiddish, German pleading, requests, there’s
no air. We’re suffocating, suffocating, suffocating”. It gave me goose bumps. I
disliked the part where the dead bodies were looked at as recycling objects.
Women’s hair were shaved, gold and false teeth were being pulled out and
spectacles being collected in a heap. Was Hitler so sadistic that he could not
allow a person to be cremated in a perfect condition? There was one part I
enjoyed though and that was when a splash of brain fell on Himmler’s coat when
he went for a visit to a concentration camp. I was laughing my head off.
Hitler disliked
the Jews for he claimed them to be a dishonest bunch of people. First of all,
he made a false impression to the German public and the International Red Cross
by producing a propaganda film that portrayed the lives of the Jews being
comfortable in resettlement camps when actually half of them were dead.
Secondly, he should have looked into a mirror and asked himself, now who’s the
big fat liar? A coward he was for destroying all forms of evidence of the mass
murder mission. If he was right that the Jews were so called impure and that
they must be murdered why would he remove evidence and create unnecessary
films? Some of the Jews were also cowards for jumping into the pits to commit
suicide. I salute those who fought bravely in the ghettos for 33 days.
The Jews of this
21st century are now quite powerful and seem like a dangerous lot of
people. They are causing devastation in Palestine
and are also supplying sophisticated war equipments to other countries. Israel supplied Kfir fighter-bombers to the Sri
Lankan government which was used to wipe out innocent Tamils in Jaffna , Sri
Lanka . An anonymous commented one day as I
was watching this documentary. He said that Hitler was stupid for he should
have killed more Jews. Well I opposed his statement because I think that if
Hitler did not start this act of injustice maybe the current Jews would not be
doing all of this. I am guessing that they are finally showing out their
frustration on the world for what had happened approximately 70 years ago when
the Germans were being oblivious towards them.
Religion and
Science believe that the world is gradually coming to an end. Humans will
perish totally. Some say the Sun is going to explode. Some say it’s going to be
an asteroid. Some say natural disaster. Hollywood
says the earths crust will open up. I say it’s going to be war. If only we
could avoid war and torture, maybe we would lead better and longer lives.
People like Hitler tried to spark something that lead to something worse today.
If only every single person on this earth listened and applied the song
‘Imagine’ sung by John Lennon, truly the world would be as one. One race called
humans, one religion called love, and one peaceful place called EARTH.
WORK MAKES YOU FREE
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
TOMORROW NEVER COMES
Yes I steal pictures from Tumblr and yes I cried watching this movie and I don't know why I picked this picture maybe because she... (I'm not going give a spoiler or maybe I just did) and yes the following post has been posted out of sheer inspiration, boredom and love that never dies have a blessed day everyone and yes I should be studying now but what the heck I'm a writer and I'm loving it as much as I love the world and boohoo
Yesterday I saw you, today I see you, tomorrow will never be and I love how I get a sudden spark of insanity when I type these words out. What if tomorrow never comes??? Do you not love a little mystery??? Do you not love a little of me???
It will always be a gloomy day if I wake up next to you but never just another day but a gloomy one that will satisfy my soul. I surrender. It's not that I will say all that I have to say for time will never allow of it but for now I just have to say that through thick or thin, through your endless bobby cock, through your sheer nonsensical ways, through your messy faults, through your deceiving smile, through your subterfuge words that place an unbearable ache upon my chest, I have to say, I have to say and I simply must say that I've loved it all and I love you even more.
You teach me to be inspired and you teach me to be in absolute...
LOVE
Sunday, April 06, 2014
CREATE
#OCD #ACCA #Passion #Purpose #Life #Love #Me
THOUGHTS ARE THINGS
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