'Ek Gypsy ahe majhya khol manaat dadoon'
It has been an interesting few days now. First, it was lovely to be with family after a long, long time! Lucky me :) The only one missing was R but guess no matter the time between our meetings, we shall never have problems of communication and shall never lose that special something we have between us. What say, little miss?
In some ways, going back home makes it easier to let your hair down. You realize that you do not have to always be all grown up and proper. You can be silly and childish, and even terribly temperamental and lazy for a lil while. Laughing over silly old jokes, remembered embarrassing moments, even teasing aai and ganging up on her is fun. Unexpected, but even being scolded by the parents is something I have missed. Just knowing that these are people who are not going to bother whether I get mad or not, but are still going to scold me and put me to rights coz they care for me is enough to make me fall in love with them all over again! It is nice to know I can always go back, that no matter what happens in my life, there shall always be a place to go back and rest and recharge.
Another reason why the last few days have been so different for me is the incredibly unexpected experiences I have had. Discovering so many little things about myself, getting to know new people, interesting ones, even hoping for the beginnings of new friendships... Its been a time for jumbled thoughts jostling for space, tons of self-doubts, indecisiveness (more because the enormity of the decisions frightens me even though my instinct tells me that my decisions shall be right), and yet a time for beautiful moments. A time that I know I shall never regret, perhaps even shall cherish :) And another good thing is that I started reading poetry again. For a while in between I had forgotten about that. Read Mangesh Padgaonkar's "Gypsy" all over again and realized that some things never change, I still love that particular poem. Hence the title for this post.
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See see see, Everyone's thinking on the same lines as me but is too scared/ not brazen enough to ask... :P :D
hah! how would you know? nobody else has asked me... even mentioned it. tula kuni mhanala ka?
Hehehe! MalA kAy mhaNnAr kuNi?!
I was only thinking of the post-posting silence, in terms of comments. Posts that languished uncommented upon for days on end used to be the bastion of bloggers like me!
Ah well, the times they are a-changing...
and weird usage of words. scared??? i know of nobody who is scared of me. upfront questions and statements are best :) clears up the air.
though i agree, seems like ppl read it but did not think it was worth the effort of posting a comment.
Hi.. was searching for this poem on net. Stumbled upon this post.. can you please post the.. Searching for it since a long time..
@harshad
i do not have a soft copy of the poem. i will try getting one and then posting it. worst case scenario, will have to type it up in the english script. rather awkward to read though. but shall take a lil while.
Mukta, see if you can do that. If you don't have time to type and post.. that's fine. I am going to get hard copy of the book for that poem ;)
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