Jao jeevan main Kiya hai woh BOGO jaigi
Om namo
Jai dumavati Devi
Jai ganga
Jai key tu
Jai ravan
Jai Chandrakanta
Jai shree naya vidahta
Jai Ho Sai Ram Baba
Aghori mhabharamnad
Jagdish bajantri
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Envy is fought with cunning; whoever isn't shrewd has the reasoning of a donkey being entrapped by his own stupidity, and ultimately making him lose the purpose for which he hated so viciously.
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Envy is fought with shrewdness, who is wise can reason without draining his brain;
avoiding the pitfalls that entrap him making him lose the real purpose for which he fought so incessantly.
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Shrugged feelings are the hardest pains to live with. It won't just tick!
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Dua Zaheer tum dono bhi najeeb sultan ki tarah aik mazar shrine mal lo jahan say nasal dar nasal kamai ho aur tumhari olad aram say beth kar chanda fitrana nazrana sab kuch hazam karay!!
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One of the most cruel reasons that relationships end is invisible. It never moves and you won't hear a peep out of it. But it's indifferent chill sits quietly, allowing any and every thought possible to move in and take over. It is not a treatment or a game. It is called silence.
The inability or refusal to communicate will shred the strongest of bonds to bits, scattering it wherever the winds of change take it, never to be seen or remembered again.
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With every wearying year
the weight of the winter grows,
and while the schoolgirl outgrows
her clothes,
the widow disappears
in hers.
('The Shrinking Season' by Michael R. Burch; keywords/tags: winter, time, age, aging, loss)
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I found among the elms
something like the sound of your voice,
something like the aftermath of love itself
after the lightning strikes,
when the startled wind shrieks...
a gored-out wound in wood,
love’s pale memento mori—
that livid white scar...
('Memento Mori' by Michael R. Burch)
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A Poem a day keeps the shrink away
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Small minds continue to shrink, but those whose hearts are firm and whose consciences endorse their conduct, will persevere until death.—Leonardo da Vinci, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
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Goodness is always doubted. Commonly known as shrewdness, cleverness and show off.
But we instantly and willingly believe negative gossips about others, we don't seek any justification and clarification on such feed backs.. Why?
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When you are in an environment, your mentality shrinks or expands to fit in and it contributes to who you become.
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A dragon if trapped in shoal water will likely be ridiculed by shrimps
Similarly, a tiger in a plain has increased risks of being bullied by dogs
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We live in the community where truth has broken many Relationships, Organisations and Families while lies has crushed'em into fine rumbles. People are scared of speaking the truth because you want them to shrink so you can feel comfortable. Well I am sorry to disappoint you, I am going to run naked on these streets of this sheet bleeding this ink.
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"Remember negative people as they are, as a negative."
-Jaishree Ghariwala Doshi
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let's not toast a drink, to a poet ink, that cries stink, after all, whats there to think, let the con and hoodwink, fall and sink, wither away and shrink, from my little kink, to ... now a parting wink, I'm sorry I wasn't in sync
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some wild mushrooms are beautiful ,attractive but mortal ...so are some people
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REGARDING THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT TRUMP: Have faith that the founding fathers created a government of checks and balances to make sure no one could threaten the nation. Our forefathers also enshrined our fundamental rights in a Bill of Rights to ensure every minority and individual would be safe from abuse by powers of the government. Finally, please recall the little good done by our politicians, and that reason exists to believe Trump can be better.
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When I was a boy we would pick cicada shells off trees and put them on girls clothing, to which they would scream shrill and be upset. Now I wonder, what mechanism was that affecting the girl, for as a boy I know we would just look at it curiously and flick it off.
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Sometimes the storms of life crash wildly against our minds, tears rain down and pool together in lakes of sorrow. And darkness falls slowly over us on a shroud of decay. Then something happens - the wind changes, the clouds break and light suddenly shines on the failing mist to reveal an arc of colours long forgotten. And it reminds us that true beauty can still grow from true sadness; that some of the most wonderful things in life are born from the depths of despair.
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Rules and laws are enshrinements of principles. If you are interpreting a rule you must first discover the principle that rule codifies. Only then can you begin to be judicious and wise regarding rules and laws.
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Death will come as gentle as a windswept cloud, yet disappointment will surround you like a shroud.
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Power never shrieks. It only makes a statement.
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