Of egos and pants
Paean to the ego
Thousands flatter and billions slander and some genuine praises find their way into the foreground. The ingenuous emotions cast their way onto the countenance and the thoughts relentlessly recount the remarks as the second's hand counts. The undying surges of excitement and agitation roil up the serene barn of the mind, which has not descried serenity since it first visited and was shoved out by the redoubtable surges. The pleasure of the ego tingles and caresses, but the brutal despot leaves behind pangs and tears. The cycle moves and the spokes of pain and pleasure vacillate until who knows when.
In the background, there's just libel and nods of approval which engender mirth ascribed to countless other egos. But thank goodness it works this way, Thank goodness the veil of distance bars all obloquy and protects the ego from ravaging the barn completely and mercilessly. The game of all egos is played rhythmically, in harmony and arouses perfect delight for the spectator, oblivious to how the he too is simply playing a puppet. It panders and pangs and counterbalances so well, the positive hope of positivity never dies.
To regard the other as conceited is the nature of conceit and it remains so typical, unchanging. Go ahead, oh slanderer and besmirch me to hell, defile my reputation in your thought and in the thought of the surroundings, but I couldn't care less or atleast say that try not to. And this indifference tickles my thoughts. But the reality still has its feet fixed firmly into the ground. I too am a puppet, afflicted by this very hope, the possessor of a million and one, the personification of virtue, I too suffer the same. But it elates my ego to proclaim that I am different, and difference is grand, but only because I see a few of the slew of souls who have not yet been able to proclaim what I aver, what I confer, that I know that I am just an obsequious minion of my ego serving it no end, endowed with the hope that it will becalm one day. It gets distended by the fact that I realize it lives and yearn for it, the insatiable one, to leave satisfied and let lady serenity in, then.
The jeans of my dreams
Pants or jeans are better then people. And today, occurred a horrific event which I have still not been able to digest completely.
"Oh this! Only this! This can be stitched without any effort!" I said with a relieved smile.
"Thats not possible. This cannot be stitched. ", and I knew her ulterior motives behind saying that.
"Oh no please! I know it can be", I begged
"Mani, you're not going to wear jeans with holes"
"I like these jeans!", I complained
But she was mercilessly indifferent to my imploring.
"If you wear these again, I'll tear it", she threatened me and slid her finger through the hole to warn me.
That was it. I was in love with the jeans and my mother did not let me wear them. So it was fine. I snatched the pair of dead cloth out of her hand, and with one fierce movement of my hand it rent apart. It felt like suicide and I walked away with a grimace.
I really loved those jeans. Such a beautiful piece of cloth; immensely tender and caring. And I tore them with my own hands. I wanted to cry but could not. It takes me months of perseverance and tolerance to endure a new piece of cloth for a long time until it is rendered comfortable enough to be wore devoid of any misgivings about its behavior throughout the day and at that precise moment when I fall in love with it, we are sundered apart.
Inanimate objects elicit love much more easily than people, because they are so predictable, so helpful and selectable. Their inanimateness is their virtue. Take for example a book, one could love a book. You have the fullest opportunity of being yourself, of being off your guard while with a book. Like a lamp, a lamp is lovable. It'll give us light, beautiful peaceful yellow light and demands only a predictable about of power, a nominal amount I say. People are fickle. Don't put the PC in the inanimate category because this devilish piece of plastic and metal is the machinofication of fickleness. Pants are better than people and I lost one today.
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7 Comments:
Bahut jacky hai...matlab teri language stud ho gayi hai...jaldi jaldi pado to oht ho jati hai :P, isliye woh bhi jacky hai...and first pgh to bas show(off) business hai.
but point to hai dude...ego...aaarrgghh
By Phoenix, at November 19, 2006 3:32 AM
I 1st para is nothing more than egotistical gratification, me friend.
I was just playing around with a handy language until it got serious enough and I had to get rid of the games.
;)
and i agree... ego.. aaarrghhhh
By Kaala Kavva, at November 19, 2006 3:48 AM
Arrre bhang ka rang jama ho chakachak, phir lyo yeh "paean" chabaay,
Arre aisa jhatka lage jiya pe,
punar janam hui jaaye.
By Anonymous, at November 19, 2006 4:08 AM
Jackie to the fullest!! Right said, phoenix.
Being a sort-of, I, too, must admit......ego......aaarrgghh...aaarrghhhh.
I agree that ego can't be repudiated, just deferred. We can only control our desires, repress them and not decimate them.
By Diptanshu, at November 19, 2006 6:41 AM
what rubbish
feeling in love with pants...
have seen my mother do the same to me and my brothers...in my case it used to be a dress that was 'approprate' to be worn in front of people...
o my god..that reminds me..once she gave my mooooooossssst favorite dress to the masi...and i got the shock of my life when i saw her wearing it..(thats when i realised)...and then i made a strict rule that nothing can be given away like this without my consent..(she dint seem to agree but i threatended i would give away her dresses that I dont like...and that seemed to work for a couple of months)
but u know what..maa maa hoti hay...jeans to dosri aa jaye gi
i enjoyed the part I though
By Koi Pahailee, at November 30, 2006 7:19 AM
dude...tune to mujhe mere old torn jeans pal ki yaad dila di...(sobbing...)...
By Rohit, at December 01, 2006 1:20 AM
You mean you guys actually understood what he was saying?
By Jade, at December 05, 2006 3:31 AM
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