Superstitious Me: Pappu decides to marry for Allah
atif, or perhaps Trojan company should use this article in their marketing campaign geared towards single men looking to get married. maybe put a printed copy of this article in each pack? :)
Posted by
huma_mir
Nov 28, 2005 06:36 pm
#6 - [Chowk staff: I suggest you keep this article permanently etched on the front page of this site.]atif, or perhaps Trojan company should use this article in their marketing campaign geared towards single men looking to get married. maybe put a printed copy of this article in each pack? :)
Boxed-Up Memories
Posted by
huma_mir
Jun 20, 2005 09:08 pm
Faiza, this was wayyyyyy too depressing for me. You indeed have a way with words. Now for a change, please write something as funny as depressing this essay was :)
Diabetes: Care and Cure
but the author writes ``eating sweets or wrong kind of food does not cause diabetes;``
I am not able to reconcile the two statements. Sp perhaps eating sweets does not cause diabetes. But once diabetes has occured, eating sweets may worsen it?
Posted by
huma_mir
Jun 20, 2005 09:05 pm
urstruly sahib - you wrote ``The symptoms did not improve and we took her to a Hakim who recommended apple jam (saib a murabba). The apple therapy almost send her into a seizure.``but the author writes ``eating sweets or wrong kind of food does not cause diabetes;``
I am not able to reconcile the two statements. Sp perhaps eating sweets does not cause diabetes. But once diabetes has occured, eating sweets may worsen it?
scar[let]
Posted by
huma_mir
Jun 20, 2005 08:55 pm
sidra - although i liked the start of the poem, but somewhere in the middle i lost the trail of your thoughts. good effort though. thanks.
Seventy Days in Karachi
Posted by
huma_mir
Mar 31, 2005 10:04 pm
and a D+ in spelling and grammar ;)
The Last Leaf
Although my poetry credentials are shaky at best, I was wondering perhaps in the verse ``That last leaf....Is now one with the sky`` could have been more pointed and natural if you could have used ``earth`` or ``dust`` instead of ``sky``. The leaves fall to earth and become one with it, just like the human body.
Great job!!!
Posted by
huma_mir
Mar 18, 2005 07:23 pm
Very flowing style, and very moving. I hope your father sees this poem too, and smiles. Very well done. Although my poetry credentials are shaky at best, I was wondering perhaps in the verse ``That last leaf....Is now one with the sky`` could have been more pointed and natural if you could have used ``earth`` or ``dust`` instead of ``sky``. The leaves fall to earth and become one with it, just like the human body.
Great job!!!
Phoenix, Unqua, and Huma.
beautiful and deep poem! thanks.
Posted by
huma_mir
Mar 13, 2005 09:29 am
mariam - seeing my name in the title, i had to read it. with phoenix, huma, unqua and your last name, nightingale, in this poem, we have a bird party here :)beautiful and deep poem! thanks.
Half a Confession IV (final)
aside from the meanings, it was the free flowing style of the author that did great justice with this piece.
Posted by
huma_mir
Mar 9, 2005 08:54 pm
this was a really well written and absorbing read. aside from the meanings, it was the free flowing style of the author that did great justice with this piece.
Half a Confession-I
Posted by
huma_mir
Mar 3, 2005 08:32 pm
temporal - this is awesome piece of writing. look forward to doosra qadam
The Idea of Chowk
Posted by
huma_mir
Jan 24, 2005 10:10 pm
i am disappointed, dejected, discouraged, and depressed that chowk staff deems my valuble interacts to nothing more than a score of 1. i demand re-rating. i also demand to know the identity of those who rated me. some heads need to roll here.
The Idea of Chowk
(dear god, let my rating be at least 3)
Posted by
huma_mir
Jan 24, 2005 09:49 pm
this is a test. nothing but a test. so help me god. (dear god, let my rating be at least 3)
Secret Passages
At the risk of being disrespectful, let me ask you a direct question. This is how you ended your piece:
``She was none other but the sunflower girl. There was anguish on her face but her eyes - her eyes were shinning with the confidence of that queen, who happens to know a secret passage out of her besieged castle. ``
I may have my own interpretations on `what happened next`. Could you tell me what do you have in your mind about `next`. I mean, so she had escaped from the mob ``through her secret passage``. And now that she is face to face with Zamir, is she going to look for another secret passage to escape again?
Thanks
Posted by
huma_mir
Dec 13, 2004 09:15 pm
Urstruly sahib - I liked it. Your commentary spread throughout was nice and interesting and sensitive. At the risk of being disrespectful, let me ask you a direct question. This is how you ended your piece:
``She was none other but the sunflower girl. There was anguish on her face but her eyes - her eyes were shinning with the confidence of that queen, who happens to know a secret passage out of her besieged castle. ``
I may have my own interpretations on `what happened next`. Could you tell me what do you have in your mind about `next`. I mean, so she had escaped from the mob ``through her secret passage``. And now that she is face to face with Zamir, is she going to look for another secret passage to escape again?
Thanks
Socio-political History of Modern Pop Music in Pakistan
Posted by
huma_mir
Dec 13, 2004 09:15 pm
Paracha sahib - interesting (and long) read. the accuracy of some of the dates is questionable. The zia referendum was in 1984 and not in 1982.
Still in Love
Posted by
huma_mir
Dec 12, 2004 09:25 pm
shehla - both poems were simple yet evocative. beautiful!
Destination Unknown
very nicely written. however, i shudder at the the age old truth of things going through a cyclic motion. would a time come when we go back on all fours?
and i read in perhaps stephen hawking`s book that the universe is still in its `expansion phase` due to the big bang explosion. what will happen when this expansion stops, and the universe begins to contract? would the direction of time and other dimensions be reversed?
i know i know. i shouldn`t lose sleep over it since its a few billions years away :)
or is it?
Posted by
huma_mir
Dec 2, 2004 09:45 pm
I knew Tauheed Ahamd sounded familiar. NOW i know its tahmed32! very nicely written. however, i shudder at the the age old truth of things going through a cyclic motion. would a time come when we go back on all fours?
and i read in perhaps stephen hawking`s book that the universe is still in its `expansion phase` due to the big bang explosion. what will happen when this expansion stops, and the universe begins to contract? would the direction of time and other dimensions be reversed?
i know i know. i shouldn`t lose sleep over it since its a few billions years away :)
or is it?
Three Tales Of Sufi Wisdom
thanks!
Posted by
huma_mir
Dec 1, 2004 10:58 am
can someone please explain to me the moral of the second story? thanks!
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