I take back my own time

For a moment,

I take back my own time

Clusters of cheering faces remain the best of hymns

Into the dream days

I have left back my often sung rhymes

In a new distance,

I look back as I heard voices

They have made all the insignificance

Into life-loving experiences

In a short while they made me their mine.

The distance I travelled

The songs I sang

The smiles I shared

The shouts I endured

I wonder how relations becomes so divine

It’s all been because of them

Where existence prevails

Carrying all the inconsistencies of this journey

And makes it better

To discover the greatest meaning to our life.

Creation

Why should there be a meaning to life?

If every belief

Ends at the thought of a beginning

Faith evolves though life remains

As stagnant as a soul of inadequacy

Living for a belief pays

With a homage for the creators

A long lived graveyard seems mine

As feelings remain buried for a cause of inception

The illusion of existence

Hinders the smoothness of being ordinary

Though action takes a backstage

Audacity remains in a fancy state of indifference

The quest of an explorer

For the genesis of a dream

Life demands a voyage

Barring all the insecurities...!!!

Gulliver's Travel...:)

He is the savior, but he is “The Beast”. He is the super cool that is Lemuel Guliver in the movie 'Gulliver’s Travels'. A character of genuine humor, I bet he can make you roll out your teeth from your mouth may be with the best of your avoiding intention even with sheer merit of his casual dialogues. Traveling is his comic extra ordinary adventure where he found among characters of miniature heights in the land of Lilliput “Mr President Awesome” of the Island of Manhattan creates a larger than life status even grander than the mammoth body he discovers in the beautiful island of Lilliput. Asking for a date to her beloved Darcy, he fumbles and ends up with an unwanted task of writing an assignment about Bermuda Triangle. The story of this “big kid” is worth watching in protecting the city of miniatures. The innocence of the story can hit the best to children’s but adults might believe that “it’s an awesome movie .

Jonathan Swift's 18th-century classic depicted in a comic way proves him as one of the greatest story tellers. I say, it’s too cute and awesome…:)