Monday, September 30, 2013

ABSURD or ABSTRACT






Life is either totally absurd or it is utterly abstract. No matter how hard you attempt to keep it simple and sweet, there is always something convoluted in the offing eagerly waiting to be cracked.  After an earnest effort you sit down and anticipate the fruition of your travail, but life startles with the unsolicited & unforeseen disgusts and disappointments and worst some unanswered questions. In lieu of the unreturned questions starts the series of the most tiring and perpetual process of analysis leading to assumptions & speculations. 

We all get judgmental and then get entangled in the web of these assumptions, presumptions, expectations and disappointments.  The process goes on and on. 

A friend once suggested me to write something which is complicated and not candid. In fact write something that we don’t understand and then we would appreciate it more, I did not get the logic behind his plea on this point but I am still trying to do the honours: 

People get sleepless night, what troubles them inside? I thought again. Is it the insecurity and guilt or the guilt and insecurity for self? 

Many dismiss solitude with strange alibis: Is the reality hard to accept? Or the truth is too silly that one has to digress.

Sometimes people cannot hold back their impatience: Is it because they are so desperate of a person or is it because the child in them cannot masquerade with diplomacy. 

We are always rejected by the one person we feel is perfect match to our life. What makes them reject us, the harsh reality of rightness or the myth of conscience? 

Some people can never move on from a moment of life, is it because nothing exciting is left when one moves on in their life or because move on is an unfeasible allegory. 

Why are contentment & success always comparative and failure & grief always absolute?

Well truth is life is full of limited reality and unlimited dreams.  It is hard to figure out what fits and what not. Every action and decision revolves a circle and then strikes back and disturbs our ecosystem with another set of unsolicited queries.  All I can conclude is that this  process just goes on and on.