Showing posts with label Relationship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relationship. Show all posts
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Best Friend
As a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts on September 1 and will go on till September 7, I
am writing about the 7 relations in my life, without even one of them my life
would lose its meaning. These seven people are very dear to me and I hold them
very close.
Best Friend -
We met for the first time
when we were kids. Her family had shifted to my town that year and we stayed in
the same building on different floors. She also joined my school.
We go along really well. We
hit the correct note right from the beginning. At school we were in different
division, so it had become our daily ritual to discuss our day with each other
sitting on the staircase once we were back from school. We were thick as
thieves. From competition, complaints and bitching, small arguments and big
fights, there we discussed it all. I remember when at times playing on the
terrace I would forget my watch or other belongings, for which I was never
worried, because without fail she would always get them back. We played games, jolly
and also we made bets, which most of them she would lose. We had this rule that
the looser gets ten slaps on the palm with a rider that the last one would be
on the cheek. She would always put a brave face while deciding on this rule,
but would end cribbing when she would lose and then she would complain to her
father and I would get a dressing down.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Mother
As a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts on September 1 and will go on till September 7, I
am writing about the 7 relations in my life, without even one of them my life
would lose its meaning. These seven people are very dear to me and I hold them
very close.
Mother -
The
person of paramount importance for me in this universe. She is the one who is
my creator and not the almighty. She is the one who is made me what I am today
and what I will ever be. She has risked herself so that I could get the world
to see. She is my candle, my light – my begetter, my divine – I call her ‘Maa’.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Sisters
As a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts on 1st September and will go on till
September 7, I am writing about the 7 relations in my life, without even one of
them my life would lose its meaning. These seven people are very dear to me and
I hold them very close.
Sisters -
Unfortunately
I am not blessed with a real sister, but I am blessed to be born in joint
family where I have three. One is my paternal uncle’s daughter and two others
are daughters of my two paternal aunts’. One paternal aunt stays in my own town
so that way two of my sisters were always around. But it was the Diwali and summer
vacations that I always looked forward to when all we siblings used to come
together and have a gala time. We had our days planned well in advance. We used
to play cards, dumb shears, and many other indoor games and they were no mug
with cricket either. But the best time was our night rides. We used to hop on
to our bikes and go around the town and visit the river side and take a long
trip on the highway. It was sheer fun and the three were actually the musketeers.
When together they were a bundle of latent energy about to burst. They would
break into impromptu jigs followed by boisterous laughter for the silliest
things they spot while on a ride and that would cringe the passerby. A mere burp
or fart sounds would trigger them and they would start laughing raucously,
which more often than not would land us in trouble with the offended person. They
were a crazy bunch and alongwith us the combination would become lethal. We would
get stringent pocket money, which was very little and so we never had much to
spend, but that was never a problem. We would enjoy a lot within our
limitations as each other’s company would compensate for everything else.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Brother
As a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts on 1st September and will go on till
September 7, I am writing about the 7 relations in my life, without even one of
them my life would lose its meaning. These seven people are very dear to me and
I hold them very close.
Brother -
He
was gifted to me by parents when I was just four. I am sure when he was born I
would have been delighted beyond limits and my happiness would have known no
boundaries. I don’t remember it all now as I was all but four. He was and is the
jewel of the family being not just the youngest kid but the youngest member of
our huge joint family. He was loved, pampered and spoiled as kid but has always
been well mannered, obedient and dutiful child.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Grand Mother
As a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts 1st September and will go on till September 7, I am writing
about the 7 relations in my life, without even one of them my life would lose
its meaning. These seven people are very dear to me and I hold them very close.
Grand Mother -
Hi
Baa!!!(that’s what we gujjus fondly call our granny) I used to shout everyday
when I was back from work. Then we would have our long chats, gossips and
cribbing sitting on the terrace. That was our daily ritual.
Father
As
a part of the Write Tribe Festival of Words which kickstarts today and
will go on till September 7, I am writing about the 7 relations in my life, without
even one of them my life would lose its meaning. These seven people are very
dear to me and I hold them very close.
Father –
Father is a man in relation to
his child or children as defined by the dictionary.
But in literal meaning the
person giving meaning to this word is way more than just a male parent. For me
he is the one who not only gave me life but also thought me living. From petty
issues to the cyclonic challenges life has thrown at me, he has guided me
through it all. He has stood by me like a rock. He has rallied all his energies
around me and had always made sure I have come out safe. For me he is my only
hero and he is my role model. Brought up in humble circumstances, from starving
to selling fruits and vegetables at fairs he had done it all. But never once
did arrogance enter him even after he made it big all by his own.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
55 Fiction # 11
My 18th B’day
Today I
turned 18”
Postman
was at the door at his usual hour,
There was
a letter for me, with anxiety I opened, it read
“To my dearest son
collect
your new bike keys
from
the address at the back”
- Paa
Looking
heavenwards I thank him, for he had it all planned but his demise
KARAN
Labels:
18th B’day,
55 Fiction,
Bike,
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Father,
Gift,
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55 Fiction # 10 - Freedom
He
was so excited; they were meeting after months,
finally
she was there, they hugged, greeting & gifts exchanged
he
went down on his knees – are u ready? he asked
anxiously
looking at her, with bated breath he waited for her to speak,
finally she said - Yes, you are free and he was on cloud nine!!!
-KARAN
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
55 Fiction # 5 - Relationship
a year had passed,
not a word she
offered,
when she had
vanished,
neither had he asked,
but why? she always
wondered
Labels:
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Love,
Pain,
Poem,
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