The book called life...

To the forever unnamed lover of mine, 

You are more than a chapter of my life

you are the footnotes at the end of every page....

Abirami....

To the girl who taught me how to define love,

Of all your admirers, I am the craziest

Of all my dreams, you are the sweetest.... 

P. S. : I love you...

Note to self...

This is going to be the epic wish / advice that I am going to henceforth wish all my beloved ones on their special occasions especially during birthdays and marriages....

“May you live every day of your life.” 

― Jonathan Swift 

Waiting eagerly to wish a wish :) :) 

P. S. : Proof that just a couple of words put together can have an effect on you that is equal to the intensity of an exploding dynamite..

One of the best quotes read so far...

MARKS DON'T MATTER.....

Most people always point out to me that I speak of being oneself, acquiring knowledge for its sake alone rather than running behind marks because I had always without an ounce of difficulty received the attention of others due to my upbringing..

Often have I wondered whether of being a  hypocrite.. For if I was born and brought up in a low level household and had no access to the kind of knowledge I right now do, will I still stand by my ideas.. 

Then it struck me that little do others know about my life..

As I received the kind of attention I demanded for it was more than hard for me to be myself.. 

It was like I had to constantly upgrade myself inorder to meet the everchanging needs of the people around me..

 I had to ace in all fields and simultaneously carve out a specific spot for myself among the masses..

So to the world that has constantly criticized me for my choices and stereotyped me as the ‘ born with the silver spoon' type, YES I truly was blessed to be born in a place where everything was at arm’s reach, but because I got everything I desired , I was also subjected to much worse trails to prove myself than the regular lot does. 

Because I received quality education which is denied to many I also had to bring about outstanding results like you all to please my parents.

After all that I had gone through I say with more firmness that  MARKS DON’T MATTER AS MUCH AS KNOWLEDGE DOES …

 In the long run its about how much you learned and not how much you scored…