Sirosh Bokhari October 11, 2003
#1 Posted by hamidm2 on October 11, 2003 9:30:12 pm
.......... i think the beatles said it much better :
When I find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom , let it be.
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom , let it be.
Let it be, let it be
Let it be, let it be
When I find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom , let it be.
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom , let it be.
Let it be, let it be
Let it be, let it be
#2 Posted by cipram on October 11, 2003 9:30:13 pm
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#3 Posted by Azure on October 12, 2003 8:09:12 am
Accepting what IS and not dreaming and longing for something that is NOT is the best way out. Being bold and strong is the key virtue, without which you would be constantly suppressed and constrained.
Nice poem Dr. Sirosh.
Nice poem Dr. Sirosh.
#4 Posted by temporal on October 12, 2003 9:31:51 am
Sirosh:
welcome!…moving haunting words…
rgds,
t
personal
ps: as a person in the field do you ever wonder why the sensory ‘arteries’ to pain and grief do not ‘harden’?…A sent met the straight for the heart you wrote…one of the most moving pieces I have read…and I recall I sent her a poem in reply…ask her, she may have saved it…
…think it was Abe Lincoln who wrote, ‘sorrows come to all, but to the young it comes with bitterest agony: we the elders have ever learnt to expect them’
…wish I could say something meaningful that would lessen your grief…show you hope…but all that I can think of seems trite and cliché ridden…things we have heard a thousand times before…things we nod and breeze past…
…please convey my love to A and tell her that yes am guilty of procrastination and that will redeem myself shortly.
welcome!…moving haunting words…
rgds,
t
personal
ps: as a person in the field do you ever wonder why the sensory ‘arteries’ to pain and grief do not ‘harden’?…A sent met the straight for the heart you wrote…one of the most moving pieces I have read…and I recall I sent her a poem in reply…ask her, she may have saved it…
…think it was Abe Lincoln who wrote, ‘sorrows come to all, but to the young it comes with bitterest agony: we the elders have ever learnt to expect them’
…wish I could say something meaningful that would lessen your grief…show you hope…but all that I can think of seems trite and cliché ridden…things we have heard a thousand times before…things we nod and breeze past…
…please convey my love to A and tell her that yes am guilty of procrastination and that will redeem myself shortly.
#6 Posted by cosmic_citizen on October 12, 2003 4:55:44 pm
Search
Let it be...
Replace with
I will continue to fight
With all my might
Let it be...
Replace with
I will continue to fight
With all my might
#8 Posted by genie on October 20, 2003 1:06:44 pm
If my heart mournfully cries,
My soul desperately wants,
The mind often tries,
But remains in haunts
Let it be ...
My soul desperately wants,
The mind often tries,
But remains in haunts
Let it be ...
#9 Posted by Abee on October 22, 2003 10:32:52 am
great poem Sirosh!
the most wonderful part of poetry is that it helps you express what you feel. nothing is good if it does not touch your own heart ... public opinion is just a formality.
Someone here said that beatles said it better... all my sympathy goes to the foolish mind that thinks poetry of one can be compared to another (let alone the z rated quality of the quoted stanza)
happy writing! and welcome to chowk with one final word of advice... just be yourself and let people see and value that, nothing less should do!
lol
A
the most wonderful part of poetry is that it helps you express what you feel. nothing is good if it does not touch your own heart ... public opinion is just a formality.
Someone here said that beatles said it better... all my sympathy goes to the foolish mind that thinks poetry of one can be compared to another (let alone the z rated quality of the quoted stanza)
happy writing! and welcome to chowk with one final word of advice... just be yourself and let people see and value that, nothing less should do!
lol
A
#10 Posted by Abee on October 22, 2003 10:32:52 am
great poem Sirosh!
the most wonderful part of poetry is that it helps you express what you feel. nothing is good if it does not touch your own heart ... public opinion is just a formality.
Someone here said that beatles said it better... all my sympathy goes to the foolish mind that thinks poetry of one can be compared to another (let alone the z rated quality of the quoted stanza)
happy writing! and welcome to chowk with one final word of advice... just be yourself and let people see and value that, nothing less should do!
lol
A
the most wonderful part of poetry is that it helps you express what you feel. nothing is good if it does not touch your own heart ... public opinion is just a formality.
Someone here said that beatles said it better... all my sympathy goes to the foolish mind that thinks poetry of one can be compared to another (let alone the z rated quality of the quoted stanza)
happy writing! and welcome to chowk with one final word of advice... just be yourself and let people see and value that, nothing less should do!
lol
A
#11 Posted by asaweri on October 30, 2003 4:44:15 am
Dear Sarosh,
Welldone! it was a very nice poem and i realy enjoyed reading it.Nice way of expressing yourself.
Welldone! it was a very nice poem and i realy enjoyed reading it.Nice way of expressing yourself.
#14 Posted by Janu on November 13, 2003 12:37:57 pm
Hello sir-osh,
You`re welcome. Thanks again for wonder-ful words ``let it be``.. Keep it up...
Janu
You`re welcome. Thanks again for wonder-ful words ``let it be``.. Keep it up...
Janu
#15 Posted by Janu on November 14, 2003 7:46:23 am
Hi SIR,
What`s up? I too feel after reading your inspiring poem, I know you. Hope, things have been great and many congratulations for countless success in personal and professional fronts. Just my thoughts on Love and Hate, love seems an irreversible process. It goes in one direction and hate does follow both paths. Sometime unchanged in the course of life and sometime.... Anyway, let not preach hate in this mighty world of status...
Peace and my best wishes (always)
J
PS: Btw, it turned out very true..
abb ke hum bicchrey to khabon mein milain
jaiset sookhay hoey phool kitaboon main milay
What`s up? I too feel after reading your inspiring poem, I know you. Hope, things have been great and many congratulations for countless success in personal and professional fronts. Just my thoughts on Love and Hate, love seems an irreversible process. It goes in one direction and hate does follow both paths. Sometime unchanged in the course of life and sometime.... Anyway, let not preach hate in this mighty world of status...
Peace and my best wishes (always)
J
PS: Btw, it turned out very true..
abb ke hum bicchrey to khabon mein milain
jaiset sookhay hoey phool kitaboon main milay
#16 Posted by vega3 on November 14, 2003 11:23:45 am
Sorry Temporal for not getting back earlier. Yes it makes one wonder why we never get immune to pain and grief. A lot of people told me that time is the best healer and as time went by I found out that they were wrong; time only deepens and worsens the pain. It`s as if you are missing a vital part of your body.
Thanks again for your support.
Sirosh
P.S: I passed on your message.
Thanks again for your support.
Sirosh
P.S: I passed on your message.
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