Sunday, August 13, 2006

Philo mood

Here is the deepest secret nobody knows
(here is the root of the root
and the bud of the bud
and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;
which grows higher than soul can hope or mind can hide)
and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart,

i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)

--- e e Cummings

I just like those lines...actually, i like the way they're written, or the way they sound when they're spoken. Very different. Unique maybe. But very simple, and very understandable unlike many other pieces...I First heard them in the movie "In her shoes".... Its actually a poem... and what you just read above is not the whole poem... its just the part i like :D Well... i guess i just wanted to put it up... loved esp the line that says - " which grows higher than the soul can hope, or the mind can hide"... Nice comparisons. The mind is like this bottomless pit where you can hide anything and everything...even if one knows where to look for something, they wont find it there, till the holder of the key opens it for them...and reveals... And the soul hopes as much as it can...hopes for hope. Hopes even when there's no hope. Hopes against hope.

Well... i guess you just get philosophical me on this post :D Kind of a contrast from my crazy jack sparrow post... yikes, CAPTAIN jack sparrow i mean!

Yours "philo div can be boring, but its just a part of her"ly
Signing off...

17 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nice poem. Since we're on the topic of poems, here's something i read recently.

Caliban at Sunset

I stood with a man
Watching the sun go down.

The air was full of murmurous summer scents
And a brave breeze sang like a bugle
From a sky that smouldered in the west,
A sky of crimson, amethyst, gold and sepia
And blue as blue were the eyes of Helen
When she sat
Gazing from some high tower in Ilium
Upon the Grecian tents darkling below.
And he,
This man who stood beside me,
Gaped like some dull, half-witted animal
And said,
"I say,
Doesn't that sunset remind you
Of a slice
Of underdone roast beef?"


My kinda poem!! Guess who wrote it?

Anonymous said...

i need tissues! {not sarcastic}

Anonymous said...

yep...those few lines were really good...tara ma'am read out a few lines of a poem in the class...one of those few lines were..
it is us fools who write poems..but nature who actually creates the real them..
actually found them really nice!

Div said...

anish - aah. I had a small hunch when i read it...actually, when i read the roast beef line! n google confirmed it for me! P.G.Wodehouse... :D And considerin its one of your faves... obv pgw! Cute one actually ;-)

Nil - U expect me to believe that wasn sarcastic? ;-)

Suk - Nice one man...I think nature creates them for us to write abt them! Imagine if no one ever wrote poems... there'd be no use of nature creating such fine things! :D

Anonymous said...

This gogle is becoming a spoiler these days. Whatever happened to plain ol' guessing without confirmation ???

Anonymous said...

mm...ya..maybe..btw do u have to have word verification???

Div said...

anish - lol! Spoiler huh...i think from now on, if u don want me to use google, u should mention it!;-)

Suk - i need to have it... cuz of blog spam. I know its irritatin.... cant help it!

Anonymous said...

Ya ? So you'll yahoo for it then ?? ;-)

Anonymous said...

Sorry. Thats not my trademark smiley. This is ;-B

Div said...

anish - yappppa!!! ok fine, tell me not to confirm with any source! ok? Cuz if i say i wont yahoo for it, u'll say that i'll walk straight to the library n look for it... sigh... ;-)

Anonymous said...

hey btw i love the way u do the 'ly signing off..

Div said...

thanks suk... i rmbr lav sayin the same thing. And since this post is already getting stale, well... i goto think of something to update with! :D

Anonymous said...

yw...and yep!!!u do!!

Anonymous said...

I hadn't thought of it. Damn i'm losing my powers!!

Div said...

anish - LOL! b'lore's makin u lose it ;-)

Anonymous said...

I agree.

Anonymous said...

his majesty...agrees! ;-)