8.45 am: It's a quiet, calming morning. The lush-green view from my office window is beginning to craft magic for me. A warm cup of tea is what I need , I told myself and within minutes, I found myself standing across that view, sipping my tea slowly. I love such mornings. Suddenly, a familiar voice came to join me. He appreciated the view in his usual literary manner - something that drew my attention to so many frequent insightful discussions with this sexagenarian. I responded with a few amateur lines of poetry, but he seemed to like them so much. So much so that he confessed I inspire him to write poetry. That's indeed inspirational for me to be able to motivate a sexagenarian to think and pen in poetic rhythm. "I can connect so well with you. I don't need to think twice to talk to you on any topic under the sun", he told me. Bonding with a sexagenarian mind was a first with me. It makes me wonder how far and wide my mind has traveled to reach me. 10.20 am:...
Scattered pieces of myriad emotions, some known and most unknown