Tuesday, 27 November 2012
From the drafts
from the drafts:
da,
its 12.15 noon and its very hot out side, i'm seating in class , and its lecture of AE-I, and as regular no sir available to take class......
i m seating on my regular seat-2nd bench right corner.....we frnds having chatting, is more like insulting each other.....
but i m not in it, can get interested in it....
all i can think about is U... only U
i m remembering d day when we was in the lift, u me and others and how they were teasing us.. i wish all their teasing come true..
i m remembering d day when i was with u and u r doing maths and i was playing with card, and u r crushing that pencil tip in ur lips when u got confused i wish someday my lips become that pencil tip
and i m remembering those all day we passed together
and heck i hv to go sir entered in class, i dont want to lose cell again otherwise we cant chat tonight
(back...back...back & msg saved in drafts)
Thursday, 11 October 2012
InvOluNtAry LOvE
“Krishna! Krishna! Krishna!”
That’s what my mind keeps chanting, what my heart keeps shouting.
My eyes are closed. I’m sitting somewhere—don’t know where. Memories rush past like waves: our first meeting, the second, and the third—when I foolishly proposed. She said no, of course. How could a girl say yes in just three meetings with a stranger?
Still, I waited—not for her reply, but for another chance to see her. Months later, we met again. She had forgotten the proposal, or maybe she took it as a child’s play. She liked me from the beginning, and I used that liking to turn into love. We never said it out loud, but yes—we rose in love. Remembering all this, I laugh quietly to myself.
Then, from my right, a sweet voice calls my name:
“Sagar!”
I open my eyes. Krishna sits beside me, holding my hand, her head resting on my shoulder, her puzzled eyes full of love, asking silently: Do you love me? I want to say Yes, my baby! but remain quiet.
She repeats, “Sagar!”—this time with a childish hint of anger. I gaze at her, stunned. She looks more beautiful than ever. Around us, I realize, is a seashore. The sun is half-set, painting the ocean gold and orange. Waves touch our feet before retreating. I wonder how we got here.
Again, “Sagar!”—sweet, but with a drop of impatience. I smile. How can she look so cute and dangerous at the same time? She reads my thoughts through my eyes and smiles back. Her anger melts away like waves returning to the sea.
She tilts her head, watching me. I ask, “What happened, Krishna?”
“Nothing.” Her smile brightens like the setting sun.
She runs her fingers through my hair—her favorite habit, one I never resist. She stares at the ocean, following the tides. I stare at her, wondering how someone could look this beautiful every single time.
“Krishna?” I ask.
“Hmmm?” she answers, eyes still on the horizon.
“Where are we?”
“Not we—you.”
“What?”
“Yes. You are here, but I always stay here.”
“Here? Where?”
“Ohhh, too many questions. Isn’t it enough that I’m with you? No matter where?”
And she’s right. With her hand in mine, nothing else matters.
Suddenly she asks, “Do you love me?”
“Don’t you know?”
“No. Say it.” Her cuteness leaves me defenseless.
“Well… actually not really—”
“Okay, bye then!” She pretends to leave.
I pull her back. “Of course I do. I’ve loved you since our first meeting. I loved you even more when you said no. I love you more than anyone could love anyone.”
She smiles, “I knew it. But I love you more than you can love me.” We both laugh, her eyes sparkling brighter than the ocean.
She whispers, “Sagar, I love you.”
“I love you too.”
She stands and pulls me up. We walk along the shore, hand in hand, her head resting on my shoulder. She hums a song I don’t recognize—I’m too lost in thoughts. Just yesterday, we had the worst fight, the kind that breaks things apart. We even decided to never see each other again. I unfriended her on Facebook like a fool. Knowing her, once she decides something, no one can change her mind. So how is she here with me now?
“Krishna, do you remember what happened yesterday?”
“Mmmm… nah,” she answers innocently.
“Seriously, we fought. We broke up.”
“Broke up?” She laughs. “You really think I’d be walking with you now if that were true?”
I sigh. “But I swear it happened.”
“Then it must have been a nightmare,” she says, smiling.
And so I tell her the nightmare…
The Nightmare
I messaged you: At park, 6 pm. Love you.
You replied: Be sharp. Okay, my baby.
I arrived late—6:45. You weren’t there. I called, but your phone was out of coverage. Just as I was about to leave, you entered. I rushed to you, scolding:
“How can you be so irresponsible? I’ve been waiting an hour! Where’s your phone?”
You cut me off. “When did you come?”
“6:05,” I lied.
“Really?” Your eyes sharpened.
“Yes… you told me to be sharp at 6.”
“Then you must know what happened here half an hour ago?” you asked.
“No…”
“A child fell from the swing, bleeding. I took her to the doctor, called her parents, and stayed with her. In the process, I lost my phone.”
I froze. “Sorry…”
You snapped, “No, I’m sorry—for coming on time, for helping that girl, for losing my phone. And sorry for your anger without reason.” A tear welled in your eyes.
“Krishna, I was teasing—”
“But you shouted without asking. And you lied.”
You pushed me away. “Enough. We’re over. Don’t call me again.”
I begged, but you walked away, mounted your scooty, and vanished.
Back on the shore, I finish telling her. We’ve walked into waist-deep water.
“So I broke up just because you lied?” she asks.
“Yes.”
“I’m not that stupid, am I?”
I laugh. “How can I know?”
“And you—idiot—how could you let me go?”
“What could I do? It was my fault. You would never stop if I tried.”
She looks at me seriously. “So if I say bye, you’ll just let me go?”
“Krishna, no! Of course not. It was just a nightmare.”
She smiles faintly, steps deeper into the sea, then turns to me.
“Sagar, whatever happens, whatever I say—never let me go.”
And she dives under.
“Krishna!” I shout, jumping after her—
And wake up.
On my bed. Her photo on my chest. The clock says 5 a.m.
It wasn’t a nightmare. It really happened.
Her voice still echoes in my head: Never let me go.
I jump out of bed and rush to her place.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
first day college excursion....... and shabby heart, beat first time
Thursday, 12 April 2012
have worries ,pain and misery.. wen we feel lik having sum 1 who give there shoulder 4 u 2
cry.. sum 1 who luks at u & says "u luk beautiful tday" ... sum 1 to hold ur hands inside theirs
& say " i am here wid u always"... sum 1 who hugs u tightly... & says miss u ... sum... 1 who
brushes ur lips gently & says "i luv u ".... and that sum 1 is the 1 who luvs u a lot ... then y do
people say being single is fun....? so even if u dont luv any one at least let sum 1 luv u ...u may
not need that sum 1 but that sum 1 needs u ...so love and be loved ...................... ( yahi pyar
hai)
Friday, 6 April 2012
WILL THAT HAVE A ROSE ANY DAY?
"Aadhi nazam" (complete)
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