"Only people with a lot of sins pray for a long time", Obbe whispers.
from The Discomfort of Evening - Marieke Lucas Rijneveld
from The Discomfort of Evening - Marieke Lucas Rijneveld
Monday, April 06, 2020
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My favorite sage once told me "better look out" else you won't "see" :-) Caveat: Wannabe poet, so a lot of these posts are just poetic license.
I am a Twit :-)
Taxonomy of life
- ....what a way to go
- ...is never more than 60 seconds away
- A to Zen
- above the rim
- ah...I get the joke
- Art tart fart part
- Bakasur Breaks Bread
- ball and chain
- brief unified theory of everything
- buffet lunch
- Click Shoot Snap..Will not be gone in 60 years
- Dilbert Desibert Dogbert Duhhhbert....ahhhh
- Every story has an end
- every story is a blatant lie
- food of life
- fool and his money
- Getup....standup....standup for a laugh
- hard reboot at 40 :-)
- have you ever seen beyond the plane?
- I eat so I exist
- I think so I am a bigot
- I wake up for the coffee
- I wet my own canvas
- Idle Warship
- is that a book end?
- Is the world an oyster
- Is there a bend in the book end?
- Just another technicality
- kaun sa koan
- lose the self find the oneself
- mahabharata
- man walks into a rabbit hole
- now vs then
- of maya and mithya
- playing god
- potty mouth in a potty world
- Raavan and his chuddie
- random spotless mind
- rhyme and more money
- ride the wind
- Running fast - away from death
- search of a truth
- Spin a Tail
- Still developing
- Sub Urban Edge
- the fast one called the written word
- The long and the short of a knife being twisted in
- The longform of the shortform
- the poet who lied
- there is no rule around drool
- trivial pursuit
- Twin Towers of (No.....not of Miss Anderson)
- We are all dying.....
- We are the champions of the world
- we could be heroes for just one day
- what is love?
- whats in a name
- whats the good word?
- zen warrior
Flowing river water...what is past, present and future
-
▼
2020
(371)
-
▼
April
(50)
- 2794 : Heironymous Bosch
- 2793 : The dynamics of privilege
- 2792 : My "Abhishek Bachchan" moment
- 2791: Immortality
- 2790 : Irrfan Khan
- 2789 : What once was
- 2788 : X vs x
- 2787 : What is sadness?
- 2786 : What is death?
- 2785 : Reading List 2020 #4: The discomfort of eve...
- 2784 : Sergio
- 2783 : Tune Kaha by Prateek Kuhad
- 2782 : The urban lonliness
- 2781 : Prateek Kuhad
- 2780 : Mortality
- 2779 : A Salve
- 2778 : Blur
- 2777 : Benevolent leader
- 2776 : What is a funeral?
- 2775 : Looking inwards
- 2774 : Blaming Covid on a religion
- 2773 : The anatomy of abuse
- 2772 : The Decline on Netflix
- 2771 : Ode to a city
- 2770 : Are you really nude?
- 2769 : Fear
- 2768 : Fart
- 2767 : Haloa
- 2766 : What will the world post Corona look like b...
- 2765 : Our real casualties (The disabled in these ...
- 2764 : The Goddess of small things
- 2763 : Entropy
- 2762 : The secret to growing um.....
- 2761 : Time as we know it
- 2760 : A thought experiment
- 2759 : Totally addicted to "The Dynamics"
- 2758 : But anyway
- 2757 : Kabir
- 2756 : Where does sadness end up?
- 2755 : How to lose your belief
- 2754 : The ones who pray
- 2753 : What's a hollow?
- 2752 : The macro juxtaposed with the microcosm
- 2751 : Spotify
- 2750 : A home made recorder
- 2749 : I love being mothered :-(
- 2748 : I am not a big fan of suppression
- 2747 : Is the economy dead?
- 2746 : Ek Hi Sang Hute by Tai (Kishori Amonkar)
- 2745 : Lat Uljhe Suljha ja (Dr. Soma Ghosh + Ustad...
-
▼
April
(50)
Apostles of Irony
- Alan Watts - All of his books continue to influence me
- Ayn Rand - Used to like all her books at one point
- EF Schumacher - Small is beautiful - Economics 101 be damned
- Hazel Henderson - Sustainable Economics - What we should all be taught in college...
- John Robbins - The Food Revolution - Finest book to understand the economics of food
- Maninder Singh - Friend, Father Figure, Thinker and former boss.
- Robert Pirsig - Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance - .a better book on "quality" and "perfection" has not been written
- Ruchir Joshi ...The Last Jet Engine Laugh (Brilliant)
- Salman Rushdie - Made we want to be a writer
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment