Forgot to wish a friend on his birthday. It was on the 7th of January. Messed up the date and wished him at the end of the day. Being adults with very different lifestyles and a set of tedious societal commitments, this small wish doesn't weigh much on the conscious of most but not having wished him on one day made me self reflect. How much does one give significance to societal niceties and would having failed one such commitment been too much of a big deal? Well, he did say no. Said that writing a "paragraph" isn't necessary. It is because the conversations we had throughout the year mean much more to him and are genuine than some written niceties out of obligation. He had a point, but I have mine too. Here goes nothing. He's been here throughout the year and the phrase 'one call away' is his nickname- he'd be there as soon as soon as he sees his texts. Makes one quite the angel in the times of 'busy' homies. He'd adjust his times and be ...
Words and stories just don't always come around as naturally as one takes writing on a face value. Hours of dry thoughts running through your mind and dizzying after effects of repetitive plots and characters cloud the new imaginative outlet and gives rise to what we call "A WRITER'S BLOCK". Situations and circumstances directly influence the creative outlet. Times are becoming of who we are and cannot be taken out of the equation when one sits to write. Although frequencies of such such influences differ from person to person. For me, the frequency keeps peaking everytime I encounter such a dry woozy phase. I am unable to write something that I want to read. A momentary colourful thought encircles my mind and it disappears before it could take a definite shape. Constantly worrying about career and future doesn't help either with the revelling in the present or taking a whiff of the aromatic past just gives rise to the anxious nauseousness of the nightmarish real...