On My Mind

There are way too many of us humans around. It is only natural that too many of us meet the remaining of us, creating an inter web of connections, and friendships.  Think about it. When you were a kid, you had friends in your neighborhood, class, and maybe cousins you lived nearby. Then you met new people in College, while working at various places and so on. Some of your friends introduced you to their friends and then you knew more. If the sheer number of people you met and made friends with at various stages of your life were to be added, you could have at least won your colony's elections.  But, are you in touch with all of them now? Do you even have any memory with most of them? Or they have just become names, which ring a bell but you don't really know why!  The truth is, we all move on, consciously or unconsciously. The kid who sat next to you in that class, the best friend you played with every evening, or even the neighbor you shared your rooftop with, all fade i...

Since time immemorial, the love that the Bros share has only grown and it can easily be attributed to their religiously following of The Bro Code. This bond can never be expressed on paper; the unspoken rules, the unheard instances of bromance, everything about Bro Code is mysterious and this is what forms the basis of The Bro Code. Pardon me Barney for my audacity, but despite being a mere human, I have tried to list down some of the rules and guidelines for the Bros which form the core of The Bro Code. Bros before hoes – A ‘hoe’ is defined as any woman that is not your wife or any other direct family. A bro will never talk about his love for another bro unless he is totally wasted. A bro is always allowed to do something stupid as long as his bro’s are doing it. Whether a Bro is into sports or not, a Bro picks a team and supports them until his dying breath. A bro shall not gaze at a naked bro, if for ANY reason a bro gets naked, all other bros will act as if ...

She couldn’t say it, For she had been deceived earlier, And he was just too careless, To see in her eyes that she felt the same.