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Taj Mahal

Contributed by toserious2 on Wednesday, 24th August 2005 @ 06:54:09 AM in AEST
Topic: abstract

Whims…………….inclined part of heart’s mind…………….a silent toss of standing
stem at vibrant embrace of wind…………….a harmony of inner feelings to outer
vision…………….a scope of hopes…………….a turf of solace at darker
stage…………….a land of romanticism with deserted outlook…………….a placard of silent
words…………….whims……………. matter in abstract sense of general meaning.
We all are part of some major cause…………….perhaps a whim. What we think
in the field of our ring are expressible. …………….and where our tongue is
helpless to swing is WHIM…………….a birth of whims…………….a desert without
hurricane…………….topaz-coloured breast with silvery eyes…………….a land of
thirst…………….Each cell of man’s earth is fertile. His growth and output is stream of
his experience…………….his vision is his eyes…………….sometimes his heart becomes
his mind: LOVE. His pain is his logic: SIGH. We never die so far we reside
in minds: secular rhyme. Human never dies unless his logic’s wings are
alive: a philosophical hunch. But a lover dies when he never thinks to die:
WHIMS. A lighted dove’s heart…………….a gasping soul…………….a fatigue mind…………….dark
clouds surrounding like blanket…………….deep patches of human
thoughts…………….half-circled rainbow of jumbled colours…………….an outbreak
of whims…………….LIFE.
A monarch of splendor stature …………….an awesome figure of thunderous
commands…………….sitting…………….silent…………….but
bussy…………….sitting…………….indifferent to ministers, eager to expound the
flavor of appreciations…………….monarch in widsom…………….says something but
never heared…………….under the shower of love’s clouds…………….drench from head to
toe…………….a whim awoke…………….monarch stands…………….a finger is raised like
the scale of engineer…………….lines are drawn…………….angles are
visioned…………….bases are structured…………….pillars are stood…………….verandas are
figured…………….lights are erected…………….flowers are decorated…………….trees are
fixed…………….gardener are bussy in their chat…………….servants with bowed eye-lashes …………….maids
in charming jokes…………….smiling face brings dimples in the cheeks of
king…………….a birth of whim…………….the realization of “Taj Mahal”.

Copyright Â© toserious2 ... [ 2005-08-24 06:54:09]
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Re: Taj Mahal (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Wednesday, 29th March 2006 @ 03:56:48 AM AEST
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thiskept me moving along, loved the style and the mind reaching thought behind each word.
Michelle

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