One advantage of marriage,
it seems to me,
is that when you fall out
of love with him,
or he falls out of love with you,
it keeps you together
until maybe you fall in again...
Lovely poetry!!
"AT the touch of love everyone becomes a poet" :)
Life is all memory, except for the present moment that goes by so quickly, you hardly catch it going!!
Love this thought!!
A successful life is lived through understanding and pursuing ones own path, not chasing the dreams of others - what's your dream?
Nice one.
Read this somewhere and I really liked it... Not the last sentence but the thought of never ending Racism is truly worth thinking about...
[Nice speech by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe: "Racism will never end as long as white cars are stil using black tyres.
Racism will never end if people still use black to symbolise bad luck and white for peace. Racism will never end if people still wear white clothes to weddings and black clothes to funerals. Racism will never end as long as those who don't pay their bills are blacklisted not whitelisted. Even when playing snooker. You haven't won until you've sunk the black ball, and the white ball must remain on the table. But I don't care, as long as I'm still using white toilet paper to wipe my black ass, I'm fine!"...]
Link to this post:
http://www.google.com/buzz/104186815335892331566/1Lnmx59p6qt/Why-walk-when-you-can-fly-Once-there-was-a-king
Feb 1 Murali Basati: Why walk when you can fly!"
Once there was a king who received a gift of two magnificent falcons from Arabia. They were peregrine falcons, the most beautiful birds he had ever seen. He gave the precious birds to his head falconer to be trained. Months passed and one day the head falconer informed the king that though one of the falcons was flying majestically, soaring high in the sky, the other bird had not moved from its branch since the day it had arrived.
The king summoned healers and sorcerers from all the land to tend to the falcon, but no one could make the bird fly. He presented the task to the member of his court, but the next day, the king saw through the palace window that the bird had still not moved from its perch.
Having tried everything else, the king thought to himself, "May be I need someone more familiar with the countryside to understand the nature of this problem."
So he cried out to his court, "Go and get a farmer."
In the morning, the king was thrilled to see the falcon soaring high above the palace gardens. He said to his court, "Bring me the doer of this miracle."
The court quickly located the farmer, who came and stood before the king. The king asked him, "How did you make the falcon fly?"
With his head bowed, the farmer said to the king, " It was very easy, your highness. I simply cut the branch where the bird was sitting."
We are all made to fly -- to realize our incredible potential as human beings. But at times we sit on our branches, clinging to the things that are familiar to us. The possibilities are endless, but for most of us, theyremain undiscovered. We conform to the familiar, the comfortable, the mundane. So for the most part, our lives are mediocre instead of "exciting, thrilling and fulfilling."
So let us learn to destroy the branch of fear we cling to and free ourselves to the glory of flight.
