Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Sunday, April 1, 2012

SILENCE

 

 
Silence

Written By: Raji Krishnan 
 

My silence is born
with me – within me
consoles me
all the time
 And I used to love
 This silence
 
but now, a thunderous silence
some unforeseen one
comes from nowhere
and tries to
break through my thoughts
and fills my mind and spirit
 
this silence speaks with me
in a language
that my heart interprets
but my mind
fails to relate
 
This silence torments me
day and night
with eyes that speak
I try to move away from it
But it fills my mind
With strange feelings
 And with reflections of darkness
It attracts me to it.
 
with these disturbing thoughts,
I try to steal myself away -
inside myself, I try to take cover
 And I cry silent tears
 Unable to break away!

 



Saturday, November 19, 2011

Quote of the Day - Teenagers

Children are born as babies
to give parents time to develop
a love for them before
they become teenagers.



Al Batt

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Quote of the Day - LOVE

Anyone can come into your life and say how much they love you.
 It takes someone really special to stay in your life
 and show how in love with you they really are.

Sunday, August 14, 2011

‎"You have to find something that you love enough to be able to take risks, jump over the hurdles, and break through the brick walls that are always going to be placed in front of you. If you don't have that kind of feeling for what it is you're doing, you'll stop at the first giant hurdle." - George Lucas

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOR part 9



Pink signifies romance and has
 a positive impact on the heart.
It is the innocent side of love
as it is a mixed color
(union of red and white)
and blends passion and purity.
Pink actually has a
physical impact on the human body:
when the eyes see a large pink
object the body grows noticeably weaker.
(This is borne out by clinical test and has nothing to do
with pink elephants coming your way after
a long night at the local bar!)
Pale pink represents the sweetness of youth;
vibrant pinks are high-spirited and express energy.
Pink foods are perceived as sweet-tasting and sweet-smelling.
In decor, pink adds impact to neutrals.
Shocking pink with white creates clean, vibrant looks.
Pink is the color of unconditional love
and is beneficial in rooms used to getting to
"the heart of something."
It has been used in prisons to calm aggressive inmates.
Used in a bedroom, it evokes memories
of being in the womb,
offering safety and security.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

QUOTE FOR THE DAY / HUMANS



HUMANS were made to
run on LOVE,
and they do not
function well on
anything else.

- Our Daily Bread


Friday, September 4, 2009

QUOTE FOR THE DAY / LOVE


A dog is the only thing
on this earth
that loves you
more than
he loves himself.
---Josh Billings

Thursday, August 13, 2009

QUOTE OF THE DAY / EVIL

Evil would be extinct
were it not
for the lack of
love in men's hearts.

Friday, August 7, 2009

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOUR - part two


RED

Red is on objective colour and is associated with danger and alerts us to pay attention.

It is the strongest colour in the spectrum and is intense, impulsive, active and aggressive.
Red speaks of love, lust, passion and not unexpectedly will increase blood pressure.
Red is best used in splashes or as accessories.

It is a great colour for activity areas or for an entrance lobby.

It indicates excitement and liveliness within a house and so would work well
in a kitchen since it is a natural gathering area
where you want to encourage interaction and congeniality.

Saturday, August 1, 2009

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOR - part one



Colors are very much a matter of personal preference -
and so take note that the colors we use in our homes
will have an effect on our emotions every day.
All colours influence us in very subtle ways:
psychologically, emotionally, and even spiritually.
They stimulate us to be more receptive, energetic, romantic, and creative;
and conversely to make us feel tired, depressed, agitated or aggressive.
Below, I offer some choices for you to consider when you're poring over
those numerous color chips in search of the perfect decor.
Much of the time the colors that we choose are problematic
for us only because they're in the wrong room.
How often have you played a scenario some­thing like this,
"I absolutely loved Sonya's red kitchen -
that red is just the perfect color
and so I used the same color for my bedroom.
But now, I just hate it!
And yet, every time I'm in her kitchen I fall in love with it all over again.
It just doesn't make any sense."
In actuality, it makes perfect sense.
Red is rich and lively and connotes excitement and conviviality -
something you definitely want to encourage in a kitchen,
but not necessarily in the bedroom -
unless you're starring in a Sex and The City episode.
The redincreases your vital signs and makes you "uber-aware" -
the delicious aromas, the ambience of your friend's kitchen
may not be what you want in a bedroom where you wish to relax and unwind.
(It is no error in judgment that bordello rooms are red!)
So, take your friend's red paint suggestion that you love so much -
paint your own kitchen walls with it, for instance,
and you'll find yourself suddenly liking the color again;
equally, now that your bedroom is painted a more serene colour
you won't be dreaming of murder and mayhem.

Monday, May 18, 2009

GOOD BYE MY BELOVED GEORGE UNTIL WE ARE TOGETHER AGAIN

On Thursday May 14 2009 my beloved husband George died. My heart is broken and my soul is crying - no words can express how much I miss you and wish you where still here with me.
But we will meet again and until then I know you will be with me to guide my every step. You where my life, my friend, my love and my heart.

THE TRAVELER
by James Dillet Freeman
He has put on invisibility, Dear Lord, I cannot see-But this I know, although the road ascends And passes from my sight, That there will be no night; That You will take him gently by the hand
And lead him on
Along the road of life that never ends,
And he will find it is not death but dawn,
I do not doubt that You are there as here,
And you will hold him dear. Our life did not begin with birth,
It is not of the earth,
And this that we call death, it is not more
Than the opening and closing of a door-
And in Your house how many rooms must be
Beyond this one where we rest momently. Dear Lord, I thank You for the faith that frees,
The love that knows it cannot lose its own:
The love that, looking through the shadows, see
That You and he and I are ever one!