Life as I see it

 I came to Hyderabad in 1996 in my 7th standard . I was coming from Vikarabad. It was a whole new world. Earlier to me Hyderabad was just a place where my grandmother and other cousin's live and we keep paying them visit during summer vacation. When we were supposed to move to Hyderabad , I was surprised,excited and scared too. I have never thought of any other place as home. Hyderabad was huge, it is impossible to walk to your school like before I had to take a bus, the roads were so big and everything was big. I felt as if its some sort of dream or something. I saw people hanging in the bus and wondering why can't they wait for another one. I saw how everyone is rushing and it was exciting to be part of it. The big shops with those big cars as models. Its a feeling that can't be expressed. I was loving every moment of it ,but the most important thing I remembered in the first few days is the way my teacher introduced me to my fellow classmates. This is the first time she ...

How will she know you love her when you don't speak it out to her It might be there between u but                              may become has been there too how will she know if you won't tell how so much you love her please dont flare her fears just Should she assume the best or worst why can't you give some more thought bring out a bouquet of flowers or a pot Is it that difficult to tell what you feel when her heart is already your steal Tell her Tell her oh you can tell her now It might seem like an old story but you will realise the depth of that when you see the tears welling up in her eyes oh tell her she is beautiful just for your eyes and you can see the sparkles in her eyes you dont need much to impress her just a small heart felt touch will heal her  Oh just tell her how much she means                                ...

  There are times when you feel let down There will be times when nothing goes your way There surely will be times when you feel broken And trusting seems to be far away It is then you should remember You are the one to decide your fate Its you journey and you will fix your state You may be taking a detour Lucky may not favour you But there is only one that always stays And that is You Never look for a shoulder for They don't get you Take a break if you need But never give up will you. Troubles are many blessings    may seem rare Just remember you are not    the one to sway Stay focused , Stay determined Trust your instincts coz that's your cue Just when you feel like giving up Take one more step , that makes you closer To what you are destine to be

  Results of EAMCET are out yet again and I'm filled with mixed emotions. Time rolled back to when I attempted the exam. My dream was to get into BITS Pilani and I was so confident of realising my dream that I just gave a token appearance for EAMCET sans any preparation. But fate had something else in its store. I failed to get into BITS Pilani by 2 marks. All my dreams lay shattered. I was utterly dejected. I cried a lot but then I realised what would be the state of mind of someone who lost the exam by a single mark. Someone told me, "Whatever happens is for your own good." So, I decided to see what was in store for me. We got our EAMCET results. I wasn't expecting much, but ended up with a very big rank! All of 18,199! I didn't feel bad because I knew how much I worked for it. With the same rank, I got into a very good college and believe me I'm doing really fine! But, the worst news, which I came to know later, was that a friend of mine had killed herself ...

  Did you ever say to anyone that you can't make time , you are always busy and you don't seem to be having time for anything new. Do you remember that Treadmill you bought years ago. Do you still have that video game you fell in love with and never got around to play. Do you remember the book you bought which is dealing with cobwebs right now as you forgot to take it out and read. We all have been down one of those lanes haven't we  ? Well,welcome to Hamster Wheel of Life. Have you ever seen a Hamster on the Wheel ? It runs and runs as if it has the most important work in the world and the focus with which runs makes you wonder ,if that is true. But as it mindfully and dutifully  does it , where is it leading to. No Where.  That is the exact same feeling I had. I was on a Hamster wheel of Job. I used to run around doing the same things everyday and assuming that is the most important thing to do. I struggled to make best use of every minute I had. I was running so f...

  While the winter sets in and the chilling wind blows I begin our journey into the world I know As I walk past the corridors of ISB I revisit those memories From the classrooms ,to lecturers To arguments with Tas and the Late night group discussions The day we all met wasn't too far away It wasn't just another day but A room full of new people Eager to learn and make a mark I searched timidly for my seat While the rest were a busy lot. I count on fingers so less girls Not that it mattered but a lot While the session started The Dean's voice boomed in Then realization sank in Yes I belong here. There is some aura about the place Be it the classroom or the Atrium space It feels like home , whenever I come For its been a home for years to come The group assignments, the tasks The lovely anecdotes of the class The rush of the submissions and the events The fight for the spot or in a sport Together we shared lots of things here These are but a few memories that mate us for life

 From the moment we're born, our lives seem to follow a predetermined path. In our first year, our primary tasks are eating, sleeping, and filling our diapers. As we grow and become more aware of the world around us, we begin to explore and develop our understanding of people, colors, emotions, and shapes. We soon master the art of persuasion, using tears or charm to get what we desire. These innate abilities emerge without any formal instruction. However, as we continue to grow, the teaching begins. We're taught a specific language and encouraged to recite words, sentences, and songs. Soon after, we're taught to write the alphabet, and our struggles commence. We're often forced to learn subjects that don't interest us, and our days of carefree play are replaced with school and homework. For the next decade, our lives are governed by a routine that brings comfort to our parents. During this time, our parents attempt to discover our hidden talents, enrolling us in va...