Never fading reminiscence- Sruthi Sajeev

Never fading reminiscence

When I first saw him , I got scared by his serious looks .Fine mustache and beard ,spectacles and the stern glance. Soon after when I came to know that he was of my same age and was a calm person,I talked and befriended him. As time passed I grew fond of him , usual attraction because he was just my opposite,less talkative,thoughtful,philosophical serious and so on.
We eventually became good friends, real good friends. All these time I was in a relationship with someone else which eventually broke up. And it broke me as well. I was depressed. He helped me get out of that. I liked him even more. He seldom smiled. I kind of craved for it. I got excited by his glances through the spectacles. It evoked new sensations to me,aroused me and made me feel like never before. But I never revealed my love as I was sure he would say no because he didn't believe in loving someone as a partner.
He always used to say , "I don't love anyone or hate anyone ,everyone is same for me". I told him once , Arey! You aren't Joshua ,but Jeshua ,'the saviour JESUS who treated all his believers equally and sacrificed for their sins'. Whatever it was I loved him in every possible way.I tried to look for him in everyone. One had a lovely face like him. And two or three had charm. But charm and face were in vain because nothing made it even closer to him. He inspired me ,motivated me ,guided me ,taught me to dream high. He showed me the meaning of life,love.Gathering all the courage , I told my love.As expected I faced rejection. That day I lost someone who wasnt even mine. I'm back to the world of liars who never know what true love is.
I can never be happy as before as he was my happiness and I am never complete without him as he was half of my soul

Social Stigma- by Sruthi Sajeev

Social Stigma

Yesterday, while I was travelling in a bus which was almost empty, a woman got in carrying a basket full of fish. She sat in one of the seats, as I wondered how such people were allowed in buses. But then, I felt sorry for her and hated myself for thinking like that. But surprisingly, I was not the only one who treated her that way. Nobody else in the bus were ready to sit next to her, though it was closer to the door. It was in fact for some other reasons, rather than the smell of the fish. Yes, it was that kind of social stigma. I got up and sat next to her. She smiled at me.

I did my part. Now it is your turn. Let’s break the Social Stigma!

When I counted my blessings- Sruthi Sajeev

God has given me eyes
but not the vision to see your goodness
God has given me ears
but not the power to hear your thoughts
God has blessed me with the sense of touch
but not the gift of caressing you
God has blessed me with a loving nature
But not the blessing to love you
God has blessed me with the virtue of oblivion
But not the ability to forget you
                                            Sruthi Sajeev

The Relationship Status- Sruthi Sajeev

The Relationship Status
I’m in a relationship with life, with nature, with my family, my friends and what not? Our life is so transient. Be with everyone, feel everything around, enjoy, find the bliss, find the purpose of your life. “Seek and you shall find” said Dante. Go ahead. Don’t waste time devoting to a single person or a few.
Be in love with life. Get addicted to life. Live it in every possible way, preferably the best way. Enjoy each and every moment. Be enthusiastic. Try to learn new things. Get adventurous. Dream high. Chase your dreams. Live your life to the fullest!

Rise in Love- by Sruthi Sajeev

Rise in Love
We say we fall in love because it happens so naturally, unknowingly. We fall because we are unaware of it. Sometimes the fall can be really bad as well.
If it is true love, we rise. We rise in because we know each and every step vividly. We are totally awake and feel everything. We get finer in true love. So never fall but rise in love.
May all lovers gain something from their love. Let petty love make way for great loving experience. Love, thus should be cherished as an elevating phase of one’s life rather than a mere fall.