Weltanschauung

the lost  Stars in the sky, They never lie  The moon of the night, Never shined so bright. The wind creates an aura of serendipity, The young lad in his chair is mislaid somewhere,  in his own melancholy. His ears are his hearers, And his words are barers. If the sky an audience and the world a stage, then who am I to leverage? His monotonic expressions, Draws the curtains over all his manifestations. The emptiness of the sky, Is like the same old lie, "Smile atleast.., didn't you try?." Eyes that once were stars, And the mind which was magic, All that's left are the scars, And every breath of his is now a tragic. A beat that he hummed is now far lost, He is lamenting out there in the frost. The winter has arrived earlier this season, And his summer has left him without any plausible reason. Trying to rewrite his soliloquy, He forgot about the world and me. Disgraced,disappointed and disappeared in the tides of grief, Hoping that someday his plant would bear a flower ...

  An Unusual Thought Being an engineering student and a bibliophile I have always been bewildered by the concept of infinity. Mathematicians call it an unreachable and absurd idea without even recognizing it as a numeral but much more of a symbol, physicists love to use its essence while dealing with calculus, salespeople and the marketing departments use infinity in the senses of euphemism while selling out their products and stating its vastness over the other products in similar markets thus trying to create obscure and ambiguous competitive relations among each other, and my beloved author Mr.Green in his bestselling novel "The Fault in our Stars" wonderfully stated that 'some infinities are bigger than other infinities.' and using phrases like 'you have given me a forever within numbered days' has for sure left many readers in awe. Well, even for a less mature and much mixed-up brain like mine infinity has played some really good cards and has strung lot ...