Multitude of Dreams

Multitude of Dreams

Saturday 7 April 2012

Retarded much,special still.


We don't have to all posh and classy all the time.
I prefer being complete brats at times.
You don't have to buy me flowers, sharing songs from youtube does the trick.
We don't have to dine fancily at Petercat, we can make a fool of ourselves gorging on huge burgers at KFC instead.
You don't have to kiss me goodnight, pillow fights shall be our bedtime ritual.
You don't have to take me partying in The Park on every special day, we can veg out in front of the TV in our pajamas,in my room, and tune into F.R.I.E.N.D.S perhaps? With Act II popcorn?
You don't have to wear a tuxedo, to compliment my cocktail dress. Because I'm not going to wear one too often,
I choose Converse over stilettos and I absolutely adore you in your hoodie.
You don't have to take the cheque always, lets go Dutch instead.
You don't have to be mushy all the time, *Kicks bhutu out of the room* conversations suits me fine.
You don't need to get me Chocolate mousse or what ever they call it on Christmas, unequal chunks of Milkibar are cherished way more.
You don't have to throw me a surprise party on my birthday, being the first one to wish makes me happiest, and more.
You don't have to hold my hand on the way home,and make me blush. Just assure me people who die on metro tracks doesn't suffer for long.
You don't need to work hard to please me,
You just have to keep me happy, like you do.
Effortlessly, all the time.
Say Amen, please do?

The Last Night Of the Year.


Startled she was, when she suddenly noticed the time and date at the corner of the taskbar.
Past 12, and it was already 31st December,2011. The last night of the year. The year that changed everything around her, for ever, and her.
Sleeping through this night would be a waste, she picked up her notebook instead. The same one Alex had gifted her, on her 18th birthday.

Long time had elapsed since then, since she turned 18, followed by 19,which was not acknowledged. Not by the right people anyway.
2011. Was it happy? Was it sad? Heartbreaking? Too full of exciting new prospects?
A little of all the above perhaps, and it was too full of memories.

Of a very busy January,with exams looming. And of whispered late night phone calls.
Of stolen kisses on Valentine's day. And of discreetly making love under warm blankets.
Of one month long ISC in March. And of that one breakup, that broke her.
Of tears,shrieks,dope and endless drama throughout April. And no sunshine.
Of regaining sanity and finding a person to trust. And awkward watery smiles.
Of making it to one of the best Universities of the country. And of new found freedom.
Of new courses, new life, dating retards, parties. And of unfinished craving for closure.
Of settling down, and finding contentment.
Of almost falling in love again in childlike bewilderment. And rejection.
Of best friends, the ones made for life, or atleast a very long time. And true happiness.
And an inexplicable longing, for some more.
Too many memories. Scattered, in bits and pieces.
I am not worried about my new friends, I'm taking them along with me to 2012.
But him. Letting go of our last year together.
Of abrupt endings, and an overwhelming physical pain.

Whiner much.


I am scared of strange things.
Of too many tabs open on my net browser, and of waking up at 6am.
Of the cluttered Wikipedia edit page, and of travelling alone.
Of company, and of isolation.
And of that fact, that everything I'm saying makes absolutely no sense.
Yes, I suffer from mood swings.
And sometimes I whine too much.
I drive at break neck speed to buy canned condensed milk, when my mum refuses to make me custard.
I cry for hours at an end when my head hurts.
I suffer from writer's block, and fail to edit the Wiki.
Sometimes I feel depressed for no reason at all, and want to quit.
While at others, nostalgia winds me up bad.
And I annoy you, till you are you actually repulsed.
But its alright, someday I shall make it through.
I will always be okay in the end, I can always choose to be happy.
Not good enough for you, but almost.
I only ask for a little patience,
I can't promise that I shall permanently refrain from cribbing,
But I promise I shall never give up.
Not in the long run.
PS : You are perfect.
And I can't help apologizing over and over again, even when its not my fault.

Sunday 17 April 2011

The Forbidden Act


Manifesting the very existence of fear in one’s mind, I daresay, I spent the night before my wedding with a complete stranger (a female of course)!
Forbidden act, it was. For one, any kind of physical intimacy before the holy bond of marriage is considered one of the seven most deadly sins, which provokes high chances of being thrown unceremoniously to hell, by most religion and society. Secondly, the next morrow I was to be married, for heaven’s sake!
I, Ross Mansfield, 26, male, born and brought up (read: dragged up) in California, was parented by rather strict idealist parents, as compared to American liberal standards. Though I have more years ahead than I have left behind, I surprisingly lost most “blissful” illusions life imposes on the vulnerable and on those who are new to its terms.
In my opinion, love is no gift from heaven above, it is an excuse to sound horny without debasing oneself; when you find your “soul mate” BELLS DON’T RING, the voices you hear in your head probably  cry – “look at her tits, wow” ,if you cared to listen.
But no, most people instead of being the better judge of their own conscience, would prefer to listen to the dumb Radio Jockey , who incessantly plays mushy love songs, and claims the truthfulness of even cheesier love quotes. Bleh!
Having moved from one girl to the other progressively, since my high school days, I have never been able to settle down, or even consider it. Ironically, however, my disciplinarian parents fixed an “arrange marriage” for me. That was definitely the last thing I would have done under slightly normal circumstances, but in the end, considering all sorts of pros and cons, I consented, in the full knowledge that my dear parents won’t rest till they had me “happily” married and settled with a kid or two in a nice home. Revulsion, yes.
Nevermind that, now that I have started it, I should probably do the justice of telling my reader, what I had been going through, as the day of my wedding was fast approaching. A tremendous sense of unease knotted in my stomach at the alien, alarming prospect looming over my head, like a monstrous apparition breathing impatiently behind my back. I was nothing but claustrophobic and restless - I kept pacing my room at odd hours of the night, merely because I was unable to catch sleep. Often, I wondered if I should make a run for it.

On the eve of the wedding night, right when my head was about to explode with the phantom pressure, my need to escape was at its peak, I stole out of my house – perhaps to look for solace, or maybe to experience the last night of absolute freedom.
I went out and got drunk in a pub, there was this gorgeous blond chick, whom I eyed many a time over my drink. And she, eyed me back. As I approached I could tell she was as drunk as I was, if not more. one thing led to the other, and before long we were swaggering out of the rowdy pub to somewhere more secluded. Needless to say we got laid that night. Later in the early hours of the morning, my groggy eyes complimented the beauty of the girl lying next to me. She was extraordinarily stunningly Beautiful, even by blonde standards. However the hangover was still hard on me and I failed to get her Name.

Later in the morning, when I regained absolute sense and sanity, a fleeting sense of remorse crippled me as the reality of the sin I had committed hit hard. It was probably to compensate for my wretched deed that I went ahead with the wedding without any further ado,and with considerable good humour.

That evening I was to be united with Rosalie Watson in the holy wedlock, a fashion graduate from the Devry University, whom I have never met before.

Later in the church – Surprise hit me hard, and my mind clouded with mixed feelings when Rosalie walked down the isle towards me – Rosalie was no other than the girl I has sex with the previous night!

I could see my own shock and horror reflected in her eyes too, as she drew near. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, she stood before me. Each of us was expecting the other to explain the absurdity of the situation, to make better sense of the strangeness unfolding before us by some weird twist of fate

But what followed was completely unexpected- instead of tedious explanations, and stammered words, we simply shared a secret smile, at the memory of the previous drunken night. And at that very auspicious moment, we hit it off, right away!

She did not tell me her reasons for behaving the way she did, and neither did I ask her. ‘cause I already knew – for they must have been exactly my story – starting from the distaste for the concept of love to the claustrophobia on the eve of the marriage to a complete stranger.

The sex was exhilarating – if not anything it helped us to clear our heads of demons. And I, CORRECTION, we ( Rose and Me ) no longer resented it, rather regarded it as a blessing in disguise. There was no place for remorse anymore. in no time  both of us were laughing our hearts out at the reminiscence of the pre-nuptial “incident”. For what its worth, it was worth all the while. We sincerely enjoyed each other’s company, and though I hate to admit, I was FALLING IN LOVE with Rosalie, my priceless beauty with brains.

Who says that only opposites attract? Rose and I, the pure likes, were ecstatically happy together, and was indeed deeply contented with our new found delight. Enchanting, it was.


We have heard that exceptions don’t necesaarily make examples,in the same way the outcome of a forbidden deed may not always be disastrous. For all we know, the results can be resplendently joyous,as in our case, instead of the repentance you were dreading .
I consider myself lucky to have been drunk with her that uncanny night,for whatever followed in its afterglow suited us perfectly,l ongterm.
Long live the likes!
Amen.