Monday, February 16, 2015

" inachevé ".

" inachevé ".


She's like a poem, left unspoken, and words, unsaid. Beause, may be the creator couldn't accept, his work was so beautiful. She has the beauty, you live to see, and die, before you can feel even the vibes of it.


Sometimes, I try to go back to the moment, where I found her, for since then, I feel like I am living a Fantasy. Life changes. Yeah, it could be a little slow, but happens for sure. And for me, it happened right when she passed by me, leaving me sedated, to the very presence of her.


I look through her eyes, every night as she slips into the illusions that her mind plays. Her face is like an intoxicating art, you just cant look away. You get hooked and lost to the very beauty of her eyes, perfect ovals beneath those eye brows, with a nose that's like a compliment, which slides your attention down to her soft lips. You cannot ignore how her hair falls down, over her cheeks, like just the exact number of strands, needed to make her look breathtaking. And its like magic, like how every thing happens exactly at that 'one moment', as if the whole universe has taken up the job to make her look 'unfathomable'. The air, it flows over her cheeks, brushing her hair; her eyes, stealthy and deep, beneath those lashes; her hand, reaching out to tug the strands, behind her ear; her smile, pushing her lips wider , and everything, everything happens at once. Its much more than what you could ever imagine, of a woman.


Somethings are meant to be serene, like simply, unruffled. The problem with us is that we like something until we possess it, and once we own it, the interest receeds. And, that is why, the love that two people could never make together is always the famous one. Because it is incomplete, it leaves you wondering and pondering, guessing the ending.


She is the masterpiece of an unappreciated artist, a dance of the dead, and a song, unsung.

- Azad Hussain @ smokeofsulphur.blogspot.in

Thursday, February 5, 2015

I'm offended.

The Irony.

* An everyday scene in India *

A religiously weak, ultra-sensitive, and jobless guy walks into a police station. Claiming to be the sole protector of the vulture, sorry, the CULTURE, of India, he drags along with him, the other person.


Jobless guy: Sir, I am offended (pointing at the other person). This man was abusing and laughing over at some random place while i was just, passing by. Though it does not effect me in any way, and its none of my business, but me, I am offended. I never abuse, no, never. I am such a saint, I call my wife's brother 'biwi ke bhai', and not 'saala'.

Police: So you want to lodge a complaint against this m****rf***r?

Jobless guy: Yes sir, anything between a life long imprisonment to an immediate hanging, would do.

Police: Okay, let me enquire from him first (turns towards the other person). Ba****rd, Son of a ***ch, a***ole, m*****f****r, how, how could you use foul language so f*****g openly? Its because of a*****es like you that the Indian culture, values, and ethics are vanishing. Let me book a case against you, and once you are in, I will f*** you real bad. M***rch**, comedy karengey yeh. Main karwata hoon na teri comedy, b***n**od.

The other person: Sir, with due respect, on whatever charges or grounds this man here wants to file a complaint again me, I can charge you with the same, for you used almost the same words that i did. And me, I'm offended.

Police: Ma* k l****, ab kya freedom of speech bhi le loge kya?

The other person: That's exactly the issue, sir.

Police: (pointing at the jobless guy) Areyy isko andar daal ke maaro, b****c**d. Offended, hain? Saala, kahin se bhi mu utha ke aa jate hain. Chutiya.

- Azad Hussain @smokeofsulphur.blogspot.in