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Ten Commandments
Truth by its very nature belies all description of it, Yet in every lie there is a grain of truth. The true philosopher sees logic in this and forever remains silent, observing without the need of defining the observed.
The fact that most of us cannot remain silent, suggests that we have a long way to go!
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Found in Translation
Mine is more than a comment on this blog. I have read with much pleasure all your featured blogs this afternoon. You are a thinker, a humourist and a writer of distinct style, using the English language of modern usage, without making it vulgar. When entertained, I try not to be the one to watch and appreciate without letting it be known. Do keep it up!
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Timbaktoo
Whose ego? Pakaj Kapoor's or Abbas Tyrewala's. I used to know the latter extremely well as a young talented script writer, and also as a very reasonable man. A good script writer is more vital to a movie than a box-office face, and with no offence meant to Pankaj Kapoor, if Abbas, as you say did not budje, there must have been a very good reason to which neither of us is privy. Opinions are mande when people stop to think!
- Ronnie Patel
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Love Songs---Let’s dream together, my love
On this one of the very rare occasions of surfing on Sulekha, sifting through page after page of inanities and crudity that defy the so called developing India, I came across your romantic nature and poetic refrains; a breath of fresh air! Though, perhaps, much older, I still empathise with your sensitivity and wish you all the best. Do read some of my work and let me know what you think.
Fellow blogger,
Ronnie Patel
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Woman on Top
Thoroughly enjoyed reading the remarkable narrative that flows with its own innate rhythm; fiction of youth in factually mature hands!
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My Left Foot
I sympathise with your left foot, empathise with your beautiful mind, but why did you categorise "My Left Foot" as poetry? And so made me read both your posts? Still, I don't feel cheated. Happy new year! - Ronnie Patel
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The epic of Quintus
A potential that needs a lot of polishing that comes with care and a larger vocabulary, and, of course, good editing: spelling & grammer. Not anywhere near a Vikram Seth Golden Gate that seems to be the aspiration. But, keep at it!
- Merryolesoul
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