Wow, the metaphors are really vivid. Nice one.
=) you posted after a long, long time. good.
D2, thanks a bunch. :)
Sidra, yeah, I'd been away.Keep visiting!
Spellbinding. For me its the last option, I'm pretty sure :D
Aayushi, sweet of you, really. :)
Indeed how many times we keep asking such questions to ourselves and each time we accept defeat...simply because we fail to come up with adequate and satisfying replies. metaphors dancing with our brain cells to the beats of hula dance- I call it.
Some questions are roundabout things. That's why they stay questions forever. :)
Woah this was intense.
i love roundabout things..this poem is so soo ....soft
Anuradha, thank you! :)
Anupama, I'm glad you liked it..
That can have a thousand interpretations and each interpretation deeper than the others! :)
Great metaphors...I personally think we grow outwards in circles.
Tapas, true indeed. :)
Rhett, we do begin that way and then some people reverse. I believe. ;)
Wow, the metaphors are really vivid. Nice one.
ReplyDelete=) you posted after a long, long time. good.
ReplyDeleteD2, thanks a bunch. :)
ReplyDeleteSidra, yeah, I'd been away.
ReplyDeleteKeep visiting!
Spellbinding. For me its the last option, I'm pretty sure :D
ReplyDeleteAayushi, sweet of you, really. :)
ReplyDeleteIndeed how many times we keep asking such questions to ourselves and each time we accept defeat...simply because we fail to come up with adequate and satisfying replies. metaphors dancing with our brain cells to the beats of hula dance- I call it.
ReplyDeleteSome questions are roundabout things. That's why they stay questions forever. :)
ReplyDeleteWoah this was intense.
ReplyDeletei love roundabout things..
ReplyDeletethis poem is so soo ....soft
Anuradha, thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteAnupama, I'm glad you liked it..
ReplyDeleteThat can have a thousand interpretations and each interpretation deeper than the others! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat metaphors...I personally think we grow outwards in circles.
ReplyDeleteTapas, true indeed. :)
ReplyDeleteRhett, we do begin that way and then some people reverse. I believe. ;)
ReplyDelete