All About Life

Food is an integral part of our life. What kind of food we eat is also primary to what kind of life we are living. I love food and crave for any that’s hot and spicy. Although my friends will not like sharing my veg delights unless it’s a necessity. I particularly remember all the junks that I had in Guwahati in my higher secondary days. Reminiscing that is a total gastronomic cry for the lost crony. The rolls of Pirish, the chowmein of Nakkata Pukhri and the ghoognis of License Bar are the few but the obvious. These experiences are my own Anthony Bourdain moments. The things which make it memorable and intriguing are the incidents attached. I remember the story my brother used to tell me about the owner of the lake side chowmein stall known to all Guwahatians as Nakkata Pukhrir chow. The owner had a very humble beginning and started the business on a paltry sum of Rs 100. I don’t know the authenticity of the story but it had to be hard work and the pure endeavour to serve people that ...

A smile, when faked looses its charm Wind blowing across my hair seems foreign The rose no longer red, darn no pain Breaking of dawn starts nothing new Blood flows in veins and the clocks tick inside Living could be dead The place, the moment and the mirror is a lie When truth no longer could hide Standing on a crypt is a creed The soul cry for the lost crony Living could be dead A change that has no affect For wars are being fought alone Though glory shared by all Death is a curse when living And past that realization In a world, in a wilder schemes Rocks hard and sharp are mulish Hear an encore for the farce Where roads are so matted Moon only shines down

It came to my life on a day I failed Been with me on my fall and high Seen everything I have seen How important it was to be right on time Drenched with me in every rain and wine It’s been part of me for long to know my time Have guided me for the dating, the weddings and the meetings It made me stand to see it rolling It has seen me laughing, seen me crying, seen me telling a lie Tied with me, it had been very close to me Seen me in love, mad in love For now, it hangs in my window by a nail It’s rest for him May be boring, no beauty to see, no wind thrust him The rains have rolled on and the bars have went dry Hope it forgives the hand because it has no will to rise Other friends of yours have moved on fast, giving no time to catch For that we both rest

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