Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Dodging the temptation to give up.


Me: I’m about to fail. Again.
My ‘self’: Yea. Time you gave up.
Me: I told you to shut your hole up. The only reason you’re in it with me is that I had no choice.
My ‘self’: I’m just here to make your life a little easier.
Me: Oh yea? I don’t want to get into the long run short run crap with you, nor do I have the time for it. So why don’t you do your job and let me do mine
My ‘self’: My job? What job?
Me: Shutting up. You even suck at that!

The challenge is to dodge this, now that you believe you don’t want it. All I ever wanted to say, or have, was a little feeling that someone cared. My self conspired with my ego and almost convinced me to give up, stop expecting anymore. But smart as you are, you must have guessed this post is an “I-won” post! And so I did.

The only hope I could cling to, was expectation, a desire. She obviously doesn’t want to talk to me. But she won’t say. She won’t let me arrive at this “obvious” conclusion. But anyways, all I want is one last chat. One last thanks. No clarifications, cuz if she needed any, she could’ve asked for em already. I’ma give her what she wants. A quite exit from her life. And it’s strange considering the fact that there has been nothing more than just that short tag of friendship between us. In a world of brands. Pun Intended. All I want is half an hour. Then I’ll be gone. Forever.

“And please remember that I never lied” – Don’t Cry, Guns ‘n’ Roses



The temptation is growing strong. I can feel it. Like venom, taking over Spiderman, slowly, but very very surely. The change is evident. The resonance has begun. There’s no getting out of this. You wanna dodge it bad. You don’t wanna give up on your friend. Maybe she needs your support. More than ever. Maybe it’s the perfectly incorrect time to be even thinking of giving up. Maybe you’ll be the cruelest person on the planet if you give in.

But that’s just a maybe, right? What if she really wants you to get out of her face? But what went wrong? There’s no ending this debate. A battle of grit and mind. A battle of guesses. You can look away, but you can’t disguise. There was something about you once, a light in your eyes, but now all’s gone. And so should you be. It wasn’t my mistake, nothing I did wrong, but as they say, sometimes learning to give up, is the same as being strong. I have to let go. No I can’t. I just can’t. I’d like to wish you well cuz it’s the hardest frame of it all, to know that I’ll miss you so much. And you don’t reciprocate. Sometimes doing the right thing must involve letting go.

I can win. I can dodge all of this. But do I want to? As I drive away, leaving all this far behind, I hope she’s satisfied. And if just my bowing out quietly out of her life aint all she wants, I hope it’s good enough to make it worth all the precious time, and things we (or rather, I) are giving up. Cuz if I knew what was “all” she wanted, I wouldn’t be thinking twice.

I decide to lose. I decide to give up. Logic seldom fails you, but whenever it does, it’s a helluva job arriving on a solution, especially when the debaters are all yourself. No matter how irrational I sound, there’s no logical explanation. Ha Ha. Tyranny of an irony!

The temptation to give up may not be unassailable, but how it ridicules you! In short, the aftermath is not pretty.

It’s like you’re at war. You’ve the targets all locked but you still wont fire. In Hope. A wave of seemingly perpetual pain overwhelms you. You’ve been raped. You’ve been trying to close your eyes all this while, in a desperate attempt to avoid accepting the fact that you really are dizzy.

The passions behind this post are inspired by the song “Surrender”, by Billy Talent

She’ll never know what she means to me

I’d play the game but I’m the referee


Sunday, June 10, 2007

THE END da style.


Diljeet: o kaake mai kee keh reyaaa si?

Sukhi: The End da shtyle
Diljeet: haaaan.... o sukhi yaar jo marzi kar le.. gali ka kutta b ni bhaunkega saade marrne te. Saada The End da style ikko hi hoyega.. safed kapde mein lapaet k lae jayenge bhain de takey. Sirf Ajay ko lapeta jayega.. t(i)rangey mein. Aur di jayegi... ikki sopo di talaami.


An excerpt from the complete-st movie I’ve ever seen and the most admired work of Indian cinema (atleast according to me), Rang de Basanti. I have been discussing the way I would want to die in many forums, but those threads haven’t really received enough replies to sustain their activity for any longer than a day or two. The thought dies. Every Single time it’s given a new life. In false hope and amidst high optimism. Just yesterday I was reading Aman’s blog and I knew I just had to blog about this.

Picture this. Your hard work and sacrifices (in many a field) have paid off. Monetarily. You are filthy rich. And all you want is that silver black McLaren Mercedes SLR BRABUS. What a bitch. Sleek. Powerful. Convertible. FAST. Hop on and fly away. Maybe I took it more literally than I should have. Driving all the way in the plains till I have had enough. And then, to the winding roads. Or a cliff. And forget I had brakes.

Aman did a fantastic job with his reply to the cautioning boards that advise u to drive slow and steady.

Whenever I read this sign board on road - "Speed thrills but Kills" I just feel like adding a line to it..
SPEED THRILLS BUT KILLS
BUT THATS PRECISELY WHY YOU LOVE SPEED


I have had so many people call people who commit suicide as quitters. In most cases, they’re correct. But not every time. How can you call that to someone who’s done all he ever wanted to, and just one thing remains in his to do list now. Experience flying without bounds. No safety belts, no life saving equipment. Pure 100% flight. The feeling that the world’s all yours. Or has been. A note that says thank you, world, you’ve been nice and I hope I did my job. And it with “I love you all..” well maybe not all but doesn’t it sound nicer?

From the comments on his blog, I now know there aren’t many takers for this idea. And those who do identify a tid bit, or more, have different ideas for their own THE END da style. Best of Luck people.

This is a picture from a kasauli trip last September. And has the hidden intent. It might never be too early. But I definitely need to be more sure than I am right now. A perfect plan. Fool Proof. The perfect gear shifts, the perfect timing of the take off. For that maximum Air-time. I may even consider jumping out of the merc mid air. But I would allow atleast this amount of instantaneous reaction, to decide whether or nor I’d jump, or pettier things like what am I going to wear that day. But as I said, its gotta be perfect. For no magic kiss to wake me up. I wish I could play Max Payne 2 in real life.. all the bullet time I’d save, for this very moment.

With all this brewing in my mind, Chop Suey seemed the ideal choice for the playlist starter. The Thorn within was next. No Questions asked. My brain usually has different notions than my heart about my playlist, but you know who should win, don’t you?





I don't think you trust, In my self righteous suicide






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