Ruke Nazar :)

Waqt  Chalta Raheta Hain Train Ki Tarha

Kavi Kavi Rukta Hain Par Rukte Nehi

Zindegi Bhi Toh Chalti Raheti Hain Manzil Ki Taraf

Manzil Bhi Batah Hua Hain Waqt Ki Tarha

Ek Maqam Se Aur Ek Maqam Ki Taraf

Mann Ki Manzil Aur Nazar Ki Manzil Ek Nehi

Mann Ki Mazil Par Rukabat Hain Tufan Bhi Hain Barish Bhi Hain

Aur Agar Mazil Mil Bhi Jaye Toh Uss Ke Baad Bhi 

Hazaron Sawalon Ki Jabab Ke Safar Ko Tay Karna Parhta Hain

Jahan Hassi Bhi Hain Ghum Bhi Hain Udassi Bhi Hain

Lekin Jo Hote Hain Nazar Ki Manzil

Uss Ki Safar Kavi Khatam Hote Hi Nehi

Wahan Khushi Bhi Nehi Ghum Bhi Nehi 

Aur Sare Jo Hote Hain Jassbati Mehsus Kuch Vi Nehi

Lekin Hain Toh Sirf Ek Bekhayali Ek Ahshas 

Jiski Misal Dena  Mumkin Vi Nehi

Kal Dopaher Ek Ajnabi  Jagah Pe Meri Train Ruki Hui Thi

Main Train Ki Khirki Se 

Bahar Ki Nazarein Ki Luft Utha Rahin Thi

Samne Tha Ek Hariyali Se Bhara Kheyt

Aur Upar Asman Mein Kuch Safed Badal 

Neele Asmano Ke Sath Luka Chhupi Khel Rahin Thi

Main Badalon Ki Taraf Dekh Rahin Thi

Jaise Woh Sare Badal Angraiyan Le Rahin Thi

Bahut Khusi Ke Saath Karbatein Badal Rahin Thi

Dheere Dheere Apni Andar Ki Darwazein Khol Rahin Thi

Aur Unn Badalon Ki Raaz Ki Pardah 

Aakhon Ki Samne Utar Rahin Thi

Maine Dekha Ek Halki Neeli Si Roshni

Aur Kavi Kavi Suneherein Kuch Jhalkein

Unn Badalon Ghar Ke Andar Se Aks-e-Noor Ki Jaise

Kavi Muskurake Aur Kavi Sharma Ke 

Jaise Mujhe Bula Rahin Thi Mujhe Ishara Kar Rahin Thi

Yun Toh Badal Din Raat Apni Kaya Badal Te Rahete Hain

Duniya Ke Sare Ansar-e-Skahal Ki Naksha

Apni Badan Ki Canvas Pe Utar Lete Hain

Lekin Kal Badalon Ne Jaise Kiya Apne Jalwe Ki Numaish

Woh Saare Apne Mann Ki Hisaab Se Ashiqana Mizaz Pe

Uss Pal Ko Ek Nashili Rangat Mein Dhaal Rahin Thi

Jaise Mehboob Ki Bahon Mein Mehbooba 

Ek Anokhi Surat Mein Apni Palkein Uthati Hain

Uss Mein Pyar Bhi Hain Haya Bhi Hain

Kuch Raaz Bhi Hain Unn Raazoun Ki Uljhe Hue Sawal Ki

Kavi Dewangi Se Bhara Aur Kavi Suljhe Hue Jabab Bhi Hain

Main Kal Ki Uss Ruke Hue Pal Ke Liyeh

Uss Ruke Hue Madhosh Vara Nazar Ke Liyeh

Khudah Ka Karzdar Hoon

Hum Insaan Apni Manzil Aur 

Apni Ulfat Ki Nashe Mein Khoye Rahete Hain

Lekin Kaal Humne Dekhe Hain Asmano Ki Mohabbat

Jo Hain Vi Aur Nehi Bhi

Ek Khowabon Ki  Neelam Ki Tarha

Jo Khuli Aakhon Mein Badal  Ki Badan Mein 

Saat Rangon Se Nikhar Ke Bikhar Jate Hain

M-e-Z 

 Love of The Sky !!! :D  <3 <3 <3.

 

     

                                                                                     

Lake of Ice !! :D

                                                                               

Lokpal : The Place of Gods

Long before Sikhs began coming to Hemkunt, the lake was known to the people who lived in the nearby valleys as a place of pilgrimage. Its name was Lokpal, and its sanctity derived from its association with tales of the gods. Most notably, the god Lakshman, the younger brother of Ram, is said to have meditated or done penance at Lokpal. In a popular story told by local people and visitors alike, Lakshman was brought to the shore of Lokpal after being mortally wounded in a battle with the son of Ravana. Lakshman's wife wept and prayed that her husband be saved. The monkey god Hanuman was then able to find a life-giving herb. When the herb was administered to Lakshman, he miraculously revived. In celebration, God showered flowers from heaven, which fell to the earth and took root in the Valley of Flowers.

Another story is told about Lakshman's previous incarnation as a seven headed snake. In this form, so the local people say, he meditated under the water at Lokpal and lord Vishnu slept on his back. The name Lokpal refers to Vishnu, the sustainer, who looks after the earth. Lokpal is also rumoured to be the native place of yet another god: Shiva, the destroyer, and his wife Parvati. Stories like these, and the ones about Hemkunt related below, have written sources in the Puranas (ancient volumes of Hindu mythology) and the Hindu epics (the Mahabharata and the Ramayana), but as they are passed from person to person and from generation to generation, they change, taking on local references and becoming blended with elements from other stories with other sources.

Traditionally, Lokpal was visited on three annual festivals held during the summer season. The pilgrimage to the lake was made primarily by women, both Garhwali villagers from the valley below Lokpal and villagers of Bhotia (Indo-Tibetan) ancestry from neighbouring valleys. All who went to Lokpal recognized the sanctity of the lake. Out of respect for the purity of the water and its environs, they made the steep ascent barefoot, clad only in white cotton dhoti (an unstitched garment). The women left their clothes and shoes behind at a halting place set in a glade of fir trees. There they would spend the night singing songs of the goddess, and at dawn they would set out to scale the slope to the lake. This halting place became the site of what is today Gobind Dham or Ghangaria, named after the ghagara, or petticoats, which the pilgrims would leave there.
When the pilgrims reached Lokpal, they would make offerings of coins, coconuts, Brahma Kamal flowers, and parshad (a consecrated sweet). They would often bathe in the cold water, and pray to Lakshman for the blessing of a son or for the health of their menfolk. A story by the local people about a Bhotia man who had no children. He came to Lokpal and his faith was so strong that he crawled the circumference of the lake on his elbows. When he returned the following year he had a son.


Hemkhunt:  The Place of Guru


In the late nineteenth century, Sikhs began to search for Hemkunt: a place, high in the Himalayan mountains, which their tenth Guru alluded to in the autobiographical Bachitra Natak. The title of this work roughly translates as the 'wonderful drama'. It is included in a compilation of writings attributed to Guru Gobind Singh, known as the Dasam Granth. In poetic language, the following story about the Guru's previous birth is recounted in chapter six of Bachitra Natak:

In these verses, the Guru tells of his origins. He describes the place Hemkunt Parbat Sapat Sring, the "lake of ice" "mountain" adorned with "seven peaks", as the same place where King Pandu, the forefather of the five Pandava brothers of Mahabharata fame, practiced yoga. There, the Guru did intense meditation and austerities until he merged with God. Because his earthly parents had served God, God was pleased with them and gave a commandment that the Guru to be born to them. In the world he would carry out a mission to teach the true religion and rid people of evil ways. He was reluctant to leave his state of union with the creator, but God compelled him. In this way the Guru took birth into the world.

The first Sikh to pen his speculations about the nature and location of the Guru's tap asthan was hagiographical writer Bhai Santokh Singh. In his fourteen volume Sri Gur Pratap Suraj [Prakash] Granth (originally published in 1843), Santokh Singh elaborated on the story of the Guru's previous life as told in the above passage from the Dasam Granth.

The search for and discovery of Hemkunt came out of the desire of the Sikhs to erect shrines to honour places consecrated by the visit of the tenth Guru during his lifetime or, in the case of Hemkunt, during his previous lifetime. Although Bachitra Natak was included in the Dasam Granth some time in the 1730s, Sikhs apparently did not consider looking for Hemkunt Sapatsring until the late nineteenth century. It did not become a place of pilgrimage until the twentieth century.

Pandit Tara Singh Narotam, a nineteenth century Nirmala scholar, was the first Sikh to trace the geographical location of Hemkunt. He wrote of Hemkunt as one among the 508 Sikh shrines he described in Sri Gur Tirath Sangrah (first published in 1884). Much later, renowned Sikh scholar Bhai Vir Singh was instrumental in developing Hemkunt after it had been, in a sense, re-discovered by another Sikh in search of the Guru's tap asthan.

Sohan Singh was a retired granthi from the Indian army who was working in a gurdwara (Sikh temple) in Tehri Garhwal. In 1932, he read the description of Hemkunt in Bhai Vir Singh's Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar (1929). This account of the place and the meditation of a great yogi there was based on the tale of Guru Gobind Singh's life and previous life as told in Bachitra Natak and the Suraj [Prakash] Granth.

A Courtesy of www.sikhnet.com

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Young American swimmer Michael Phelps has broken several world records in his sport. Even his record breaking has broken new records: he was the first swimmer ever to shatter two world records in individual events during a single day, and was the first to swim five new fastest times at a world championship meet. Phelps, whose best stroke is the butterfly, is said to possess the perfect build for competitive swimming. He stands more than six-foot four inches in height, and his wingspan, as it is called, is even longer: from finger to finger he measures six-foot seven inches across. These attributes have given him an edge in the highly competitive sport, but those who know him say that it is his inner drive, focus on achieving goals, and likeable personality that make him a winner.

Discovered Olympic potential

Phelps was born on June 30, 1985, and grew up in the Baltimore suburb of Towson. His mother, Debbie, is an administrator with the Baltimore County school system. He has two older sisters, and began swimming when they joined a local swim team. "At first, I was a little scared to put my head underwater, so I started with the backstroke," Phelps told Frank Litsky, a sportswriter for the New York Times, adding, "I was still scared because I don't think I had goggles."


Phelps's parents quickly recognized their son's talent. When he was eleven years old, they brought him to a top swim coach, Bob Bowman (c. 1964–). After watching him swim, Bowman agreed to take over his training at a Baltimore-area swim club. Bowman predicted that Phelps would be Olympic-caliber material by the time he was fifteen, and might look forward to going to the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia. Phelps was thrilled by the idea, especially since one of his sisters had qualified for the U.S. women's swim team at the 1996 Summer Games but was sidelined by an injury.

When Bowman told Phelps that he had Olympic potential, the twelve-year-old gave up his other sports, which were soccer, lacrosse, and baseball, in order to bring all his energy to daily pool practice. He began winning every competitive event he entered. The first time he lost, however, he was so upset that he threw down his goggles. Bowman warned him about his unsportsmanlike conduct, and since then Phelps has taken his handful of setbacks in stride.


"It's when your body is not in the best situation, your mind is not in the best situation and things are against you those are the times that really count and really matter you overcome and rise to the occasion."

Those setbacks included his first-ever U.S. national championships, in the summer of 1999. He finished in last place in the 200-meter butterfly. He bounced back at the 2000 U.S. spring nationals to take a third place finish, and then became a surprise qualifier for the Sydney Olympics later that year. When he arrived with the rest of the U.S. swim team, he was the youngest American male swimmer to enter an Olympic contest since 1932. He had qualified for just one event, the 200-meter butterfly, and finished in fifth place.
Swim Legend Mark Spitz

At the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich, Germany, a young California athlete by the name of Mark Spitz became an international celebrity and Olympic legend. Brash, confident, and phenomenally fast, Spitz beat out the other world-caliber swimmers to win seven gold medals in the sport. No other athlete has ever attained such a feat during a single Olympics.


Born in 1950, Spitz was a talented swimmer in his teens, much like Michael Phelps. Before he competed in the 1968 Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City, Spitz predicted he would win six gold medals, but went home with just two. His confidence was viewed by some as arrogant and unsportsmanlike, and he said little after returning to an intense training schedule for the 1972 Olympics.

But Spitz became the star of the Munich Summer Games. He won his first gold medal in the 200-meter butterfly, setting a world record. He went on to enter six other events, and set world records in each of them. In just eight days he set seven world records and won seven gold medals, including one for the 100-meter freestyle, which was considered his weakest stroke. No other Olympic athlete has ever accomplished such a feat, in either Winter or Summer events.


During the second week of the Games, a group of hooded men associated with an Arab political organization took several Israeli athletes hostage in the Olympic Village. They demanded that Israel release Palestinian prisoners in return. The standoff ended tragically with a botched rescue attempt. The nine Israeli men died, as did several of the hostage takers. Spitz was forced to leave Munich earlier than planned because of the crisis—he was Jewish, and Olympic officials were worried about his safety.

Spitz enjoyed lucrative endorsement contracts after his Munich performance. His dark good looks and mustache made him an early 1970s heartthrob, and he was one of the first Olympic athletes to earn a small fortune from such contracts.

Began setting new records

A few months later, in early 2001, Phelps surprised everyone once again. At the U.S. spring nationals, he became the youngest male swimmer to set a world record. The event that marked this accomplishment was the 200-meter butterfly. He was just fifteen years and nine months old at the time. At the age of sixteen, he decided to give up his chances for a college athletic scholarship by signing an endorsement deal with swimsuit maker Speedo.


Phelps soon began breaking world records in every event he entered. In August of 2002, at the U.S. National Swimming Championships in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, he set a world record in the 400-meter individual medley. The following April, at the 2003 U.S. spring nationals hosted by Indiana University, he beat his own world record in the 400-meter individual medley. Rocky Mountain News journalist Jody Berger wrote that Phelps "flies across a pool like water is someone else's problem. He doesn't punch his way through the wet stuff but hydroplanes across its surface at a speed few humans can match."

The official Indiana meet was followed by a special contest between American and Australian swimmers billed as the "Duel in the Pool." The United States and Australia have each produced several top swimmers in the modern era of the sport, and there is an intense national rivalry between the two countries. But Phelps's biggest rival, Australian champion Ian Thorpe (1982–), was ill with meningitis-like symptoms and did not compete, creating much interest in what would happen in a contest between the two swimmers at the World Championships in Barcelona, Spain, in July of 2003.

Thorpe, three years older than Phelps, is a huge star in Australia. Sportswriters there call him "Thorpedo." He won three gold medals at the 2000 Sydney Games, and was also a world record holder. Their rivalry heated up in June of 2003, when Thorpe's coach told the press that Phelps was not yet a serious threat. "The promise with Phelps is there, but for people saying he's going to outdo Thorpie, I live to see that day," Sports Illustrated writer Brian Cazeneuve quoted coach Don Talbot as saying.

Called the next Mark Spitz

Phelps bested Thorpe in nearly every contest in Barcelona in late July of 2003, and it made the American the new star in competitive swimming. He won five medals and set an astonishing five world records. The first came in the 100-meter butterfly semifinal, and the next came when he broke his own record in the 200-meter individual medley, besting Thorpe by a large margin in that contest. His own American teammate, Ian Crocker (1982–), broke Phelps's 100-meter butterfly record in the finals, but Phelps went on to take part in two relay races that each won a gold medal. His last two world records were set in the 400-meter individual medley and the 200-meter butterfly.


Phelps was seemingly unstoppable. Just a short time later, at the U.S. summer nationals in College Park, Maryland, he won five of the fourteen gold medals awarded, becoming the first male swimmer ever to do that at a U.S. nationals event. With such a promising start, the eighteen-year-old was called the next Mark Spitz (1950–). Phelps had heard the name before, as he recalled in an interview with Elliott Almond that appeared in the Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service. He told Almond that he asked his coach, "'Why are they asking me about Mark Spitz? What did he do?'" he told Almond. Bowman explained to him that Spitz was an American swimmer who was the star athlete of the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich, Germany. Spitz set seven world records in Munich, and returned home with seven gold medals.


Phelps's interest in matching Spitz's legendary performance intensified when Thorpe asserted that no one could ever repeat Spitz's feat. Late in 2003 Phelps signed a new contract with Speedo that showed the company's faith in him: it ran until 2009, and included a $1 million bonus if he matched Spitz's seven gold medals at the coming 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. In the buildup before the Athens Games,

Phelps was predicted to become the star American athlete. But he tried not to make any predictions. "If you get caught up in it, your mind will take over and control you," told Litsky in a New York Times article. "I have to make sure I'm in control."


Phelps did not worry about the other problems he might face at the Athens Games. In one interview Phelps was asked if he was concerned that the roof over the new Olympic pool had not been completed with only three months to go before the Games' opening ceremonies. It would not matter to him or to his performance, he told Duncan Goodhew in the Financial Times. "A pool's a pool. Water, lane lines, starting blocks," he remarked. "We are all in the same boat. We all swim under the same sun." Phelps did not match Spitz's record, but he did take home six gold medals and two bronze medals.

Uses rap songs to focus

Phelps is known for his perseverance and concentration in the pool. He swims twenty thousand meters on some days. Kevin Clements, a friend at the Baltimore area club where Phelps practices, told the New York Times 's Litsky that Phelps "likes to train. He's never satisfied. Outside the pool, he's a normal guy to hang out with. He likes to tease and fool around with other people on the team, which is natural in this atmosphere. But he's mature in ways, too. He kind of makes training fun."

Rap music helps Phelps focus on his goals. Before every meet, he swims his warmup laps, then changes into a new swimsuit and puts his headphones on for the entire thirty-minute period before the race is set to start. He likes Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Eminem. He also listens to music every day while he drives to practice. "When I get out of the car, the last song stays in my head," he explained to Dallas Morning News journalist Cathy Harasta, in an article that appeared in the Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service. "It's there all during practice, in my head."


His car is a Cadillac Escalade sport utility vehicle, which he bought used with the $25,000 bonus he earned from the U.S. Swimming Federation when he began breaking world records in 2003. His mother allows him to buy something with his winnings every time he sets a new world record. One treat was a 47-inch television for his bedroom. Another time, he installed new subwoofer speakers in the Escalade, to create a better bass sound for his favorite rap songs.

Headed to University of Michigan
Phelps graduated from Towson High School in 2003, but delayed college plans to concentrate on training for the 2004 Olympics. In April of 2004, Bowman was hired as the new men's swim coach at the University of Michigan, which had produced several top athletes in the sport over the years. Phelps was not allowed to swim for the school because he had turned professional by accepting the Speedo endorsement in 2001. He went out and bought two U-M caps for himself and for Bowman, however, and planned to enroll there as a student so they could continue to train. In 2004 he said that he plans to swim for another ten years.

In his spare time Phelps likes to play video games. He makes appearances for Speedo and also serves as the national spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Later in life, he has said, he would like to have a career in either sports marketing or in some technical field. He told Goodhew he hoped his own success as a champion swimmer would boost the sport's profile. "One of my big goals is to improve the knowledge of the sport. Not many people know about swimming and (I want) to be able to take it to a new level and hopefully, in the US, get in with sports like basketball (or) football, where people see (swimmers) on the street and know who they are."
A  COURTESY  OF  www.notablebiographies.com

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Safar-e-Sifar

Raat Kaal Vi Viraan Tha

Raat Aaj Vi  Viraan Hain

Palkein Hain Khali Khali

Yeh Dil Raheta Hain Varaa Varaa

Pite Hain Tere Naam Se Zindegi

Karte Hain Nasha Katra Katra

Har Ek Rang Ke Boond Chu Jati Hain Labon Ko

Phir Vi Ek Pyass Ki Sagar Na Bhujti Hain Kavi

Ek Chahat Ke Saye Ko Chhuna Chahti Hain Hamesha

Dhuan Dhuan Sa Hain Safar 

Charon Taraf Kavi Roshni Toh Hain

Lekin Ek Andhera Sa Badal Ghire Rahete Kyun

Jaane Talash Kise Kahate Hain

Yah Phir Zindegi Khud Hi Ek Talash Hain

Gul Ki Khussbu Sukun Toh Deti Hain

Phir Vi Mann Mein Pyass Kyun Chhor Jati Hain

Sheeshe Ke Pyale Mein Apni Aks Ko Dekhti Hu Hass Ke

Jo Sharab Jalati Hain Iss Shadab Si Dil Ko Hardum

Wohi Sharab-e-Jaam Haathon Se Chhut Kar

Bahut Gumnami Mein Dil Ko Rula Jati Hain

Jala Do Jala Do Sab Kuch Jala Do

Lekin Khudah Ke Liyeh 

Iss Bechain Shamme Ko Bujha Do

Kuch Barish Toh Baras Ne Do Iss Dharkan Mein

Bheeg Ne Do Bheeg Ne Do Iss Badan Ko

Kaise Leti Hain Shaash Yeh Sunsan Rahein

Bina Kadme-e-Mussafir Ke Yeh Galiyaan Bejan Hain

Jo Na Raheke Bhi Raheti Hain Sang Hamesha

Dhundti Hoon Uss Mehman Ko Main

Main Bhi Hoon Bhanwar Mein Yeh Dil Bhi Pashemaan Hain

                                                                             M-e-Z :)

                                                                       

Mehsus

  

Uss Raat Jab Tum Chale Gaye

Shamshan Ki Ek Andhere Kone Mein

Tumhari Badan Ko Chhuke Main Baithi Thi

Tumhari Hoth, Aankhe, Aur Hatheli 

Pahele Ki Tarha Garm Aur Naram Nehi Thi

Woh Sare Thand Ho Gayi Thi Aur Sakth Vi

Main Suni Suni Si Palkon Se

Kavi Tumhare Chehre Ko Aur Kavi

Durr Ki Shant Neeli Asman Mein

Ek Sitara  Jo Kamseen Kirno Saath Jaal Rahi Thi

Usko Bar Bar Dekh Rahi Thi

Kya Tum Saach Mein Chali Gayi Ho?

Kyun Yeh Sawal Bar Bar 

Meri Zahen Mein Aa Rahin Thi ?

Tumhare Badan Toh Thandi Thi

Jab Main Tumhari Chehre Ko

Safed Chadar Se Dhaki Ek Patli Libaas Ko Hatake

Paheli Bar Chhua Tha Tab Toh 

Woh Chehra Garam Thi Ekdum Pahele Ki Tarha

Phir Jab Shamshan Mein Tumhe Chhua

Toh Tumhare Badan Ki Thandak 

Meri Ungliya Mehsus Kar Rahi Thi

Lekin Ek Garam Hawa Na 

Jane Kahan Se Aa Rahi Thi

Aur Bar Bar Lagatar Mujhe

Ek Masum Aagosh Mein Lipat Rahin Thi

Main Wohi Thi Phir Vi Nehi Thi

Tum Nehi The Phir Vi Wohi The

Aana Aur Jana Toh Tay Hain Sab Ke Liyeh

Tanha Hona Khali Hona Toh Lazmi Hain

Lekin Phir Vi Iss Aane Jane Ke Bich Jo Fansla Hain

Woh Shayed Ek Wahem Hain

Main Tumhe Mehsus Karti Hoon

Har Din Har Dafah Apne Badan Mein

Apne Ruh Mein Apne Pehchan Mein

Koi Kisise Bichar Te Nehi

Koi Kisise Durr Rahete Nehi

Bhulna Ek Nakam Aur Nadan Koshishe Hain

Zindegi Laut Aati Hain 

Har Bar Ek Nayi Roop Mein

Maut Anjaam Hain Maut Aagaz Bhi

Maut Sang Raheti Hain Har Pal

Aur Maut Karti Hain Azad Bhi

Yeh Maut Dikhlati Hain Manzar-e-Barbaadi

Yeh Maut Kar Jati Hain Wada

Phir Se Duniya Mein Lane Awadi

Tum Itne Dino Se Mere Saath The

Ab Tum Rahogi Meri Andar Meri Ruh Banke

Kyun Ke Jo Dikhai Nehi Dete Woh Mehsus Hote Hain

Aur Jise Mehsus Karte Hain Hum Bina Dekhe 

Ussi Ko Hum Sab Khudah Kahate Hain

  A Tribute To My Mother

  In Her Loving Memory 

  God Bless Her Soul <3<3<3

 

                                                                                

                                                                                

Climate of Love :)

Love is in the Air

My Love Look up in the Sky

You Can See Two Loving Dove

Flying  So Higher and Higher

Love is Locked in Their Beaks

They Making Love Like Angels in Pair

The Spring Has Come with the Color of Passion

Climate of Love Ejected Juice of Green

In Vagina's of Nature in the Numerous Flower's of Variation

Look at the people, Look at Fields 

Look at the River and Mountains Flourishing Shields

These All Element's of Motherly Earth

Waked up From the Sleeping Silence of Winter's Lap

Now Cheered Up with Lifted Arm 

To Hear the Sweet Melody of Celebration

I Can Remember  the Summer of Anger

I Can Remember the Bursting Dark Clouds of Thunder

I Can Remember the Battle's of Duality 

But It's All About for the Seeking of Love

Our Unrest Journey of Finding Love

Our Unsatisfied Hunger for the Flame of Desire

We Cried Like the Rainy Eyelid's of Tear

Lost in Jungle of Puzzling thought's of Fear 

But We Know Each Other Like the Mirror of Soul

Our Mind's has Always Dragging Us

Like the Fireflies Catches Amorous Cry of Chandelier 

I burned I Thirst I Stay Alone or Being  Near To You

My open Arms Always try to Hold You Tightly  

To Feel You in My Solitude

Yes To Know You Absolute

To Taste Your Lip's Heated Dew

To Embrace Your Body in Molten Steam of Nude  

When I See the Sunshine Sparking in Sprout

When I Listen the Cuckoo Cooing So Loud

When I See White Cloud's Sailing Through the Blue Sky

I Know these All sign's are Yours 

I Can Feel Your Sensual Touch in Temperate Wind 

Yes I can See in Lighting Tides Your Glittering Smile of Shy   

Now Come Close to Me Dear

The Climate is Bright and Visibility is Clear

Ups and Downs are Gone

Serenity of Love and Kisses of Lust 

Now We All  Have to Share

Because Everybody Knows

In Love Every Thing is Fair ! 

                                                                
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To My Fire, My Love , My Baby

Happy Valentine's Day !!!! 

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What is attempted in these film is of course a synthesis. But it can be seen by someone who has his feet in both cultures. Someone who will bring to bear on the films involvement and detachment in equal measure. ----- Satyajit Ray . 

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My Personal Fav's , Some of His Works That's Inspire Me & Make My Mind to Think & Dissecting Myself To Reshape My Personal View of Life.