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Saturday, May 07, 2005
memories...
my headgear lies somewhere on top of a stand,
unused and covered up with layers of dust -
the smaller specks neatly and comfortably juxtaposed,
among the bigger blotches...
Seconds Mahesh....just that...nothing really gets into my brain now-a-days...had to consult a doc..BTW which doc revealed the truth to you...wud like to meet him...
hey lw!!! thanks a lot for that - i sincerely hope u njoi-ed the 4 lines as well, along with that picture... and yeah i do remember that fact u ve mentioned here...
Somehow, Renuka, I m thinking that what lies inside my headgear suits the words u have given here for the headgear..only that my brain is still inside my head and not on the stand !
srini... there seems to be a lot more ppl who think this way! i wonder why... in fact a few other critics - (such learned ppl they are) were really harsh (so was i towards them, when i explained my stance) saying that it has not come out very well - i mean they either point out that headgear can never be interpreted as brain or they say that the head-helmet, dust-memories relation has not been brought out very well and somehow i am very convinced that i have managed to draw a parallel to both - my brain and my helmet... am i gettin too overconfident - i dont know...
wookie!! thanks... :D no u didnt - i am now deeply regretting why i was so blatant then... :-(
hmm... ss - are you referring to the picture-picture or the content-comment or the content-meaning proportion? ohh... c, now i think i am making a big deal out of ur comment ;-)
You in the Moghul army? Your brain was photographed? Wow! Do you also get to keep the helmet after they threw you out on disciplinary grounds? Like a last wish, huh? Neat. You should have asked for the horse (or whatever that quadruped you were riding, was). Oh! I have to say something about the post? Hmmm. Profound. Very profound. Our entire Indian history captured in 4 lines, 1 helmet and in the brain of someone who just flunked history!! Neat. Really is. Profound! :-))
very insightful, hmmmmmm...i mean well ahem very deeeeeeep phew!
ReplyDeleteuknowwho hee hee heee
po da, mahesh dubukku!!!
ReplyDeleteSeconds Mahesh....just that...nothing really gets into my brain now-a-days...had to consult a doc..BTW which doc revealed the truth to you...wud like to meet him...
ReplyDeletegrr... X-(
ReplyDeletethts supposed to be an angry-smiley (ahh... "angry-smiley" - this is what is called a paradox, oxymoron)
ada pavigala... enna ippadi thaniya paesa vaechitteengalae da.. :((
U know something..the biggest oxy"moron" is the post itself...guess u would know what I would say next...fill in the blanks..
ReplyDeletehey lw!!! thanks a lot for that - i sincerely hope u njoi-ed the 4 lines as well, along with that picture... and yeah i do remember that fact u ve mentioned here...
ReplyDeleteSomehow, Renuka, I m thinking that what lies inside my headgear suits the words u have given here for the headgear..only that my brain is still inside my head and not on the stand !
ReplyDeletewow that was very deep.great work(please tell me that I dont sound like a teacher:P)
ReplyDeletesrini... there seems to be a lot more ppl who think this way! i wonder why... in fact a few other critics - (such learned ppl they are) were really harsh (so was i towards them, when i explained my stance) saying that it has not come out very well - i mean they either point out that headgear can never be interpreted as brain or they say that the head-helmet, dust-memories relation has not been brought out very well and somehow i am very convinced that i have managed to draw a parallel to both - my brain and my helmet... am i gettin too overconfident - i dont know...
ReplyDeletewookie!! thanks... :D no u didnt - i am now deeply regretting why i was so blatant then... :-(
Its funny how somethings appear bigger than they are supposed to do. Just kidding ;)
ReplyDeleteenna aachu Renu?suddena..
ReplyDeletemaking love nu sollara apram endha post :)
btw,nice pics!esp the brain..padichadellam nyabagam vara maadhiri erukku :)
hmm... ss - are you referring to the picture-picture or the content-comment or the content-meaning proportion? ohh... c, now i think i am making a big deal out of ur comment ;-)
ReplyDeleteprabhaaaa - dai... ithellam koncham explicit-ana kaelvi - censorrrrr :D
You in the Moghul army?
ReplyDeleteYour brain was photographed?
Wow! Do you also get to keep the helmet after they threw you out on disciplinary grounds? Like a last wish, huh? Neat. You should have asked for the horse (or whatever that quadruped you were riding, was).
Oh! I have to say something about the post?
Hmmm. Profound. Very profound. Our entire Indian history captured in 4 lines, 1 helmet and in the brain of someone who just flunked history!! Neat. Really is. Profound! :-))
er... grr.... :-|
ReplyDeleteeroteme-lol
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