The title “Mera jaisa tu” is a line from one of the songs i have been listening to a lot these days .. And it translates to : “you are just like me”. And that made me wondering ..
They say opposites attract ! But is it not the similarities that bring two people close ??
what do you have to say about it ??
And below are the lines I wrote last night listening to the same song :
Very few days
when you wake up
with a song in your head,
blessed be the days
when you can smile
over a song in your head.
reasons be unknown
for the joys bubbling
from the song in your head.
hum it first,then
sing it aloud to the world
the song in your head…
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Dedicated to all my friends and readers here is the song i woke up humming in my head - [ The song has english subtitles so you can watch]
This haiku was also inspired by the memory of my school days. The conductor of the school bus for my route did not have a family. On rakshabandhan he was all the more upset to see rakhis on almost all guys’ wrist. To cheer him up, i offered to tie him a rakhi which he readily accepted. He heard the same set of songs daily with the first song being this -
I heard this so much that i could sing the whole song any time !!
This is an attempt at translation this poem i wrote in my mother tongue hindi . Those who can understand it, will agree, this english version does not really has the charm. But i did try !
After a long time, I realized am still an impatient , ill-tempered one when I am upset about something. And so the following verse :
I desperately need to control my steaming head
Negative thoughts make my body ache.
The poem under spotlight today is :
He went to Save the World
On my way to University, I thought I would be able to solve the world’s problems.
I thought to myself: yes, yes I can do that. I cannot wait. I just know I can.
I got to my room and started my studies soon after my arrival.
Philosophy and psychology, physics and astronomy, those were the subject I came to learn.