One shot at writing a poem!

I really admire and envy people who can put down their thoughts in the form of poems and stories - that is such a great gift a person can get... I wish I could write poems, this is the one and only one I have been able to write :-) - my first and last shot at being even remotely creative...

I am trying to follow the SUN
Taking each day as it comes,
I wonder whether that would be fun
But seems like the right thing to be done..

The SUN does his job, no matter what..
Not withstanding the clouds that at times make him blot...
As the night falls and the MOON takes over,
The blazing SUN retreats and goes down under..
Only to rise and shine again the next day,
And bring fresh new hopes along the way.

The SUN, The MOON and the myriad different STARS
All share just one blue sky, without any wars
Each with its distinct significance, importance and place,
Co-exist in one big space.

All these STARS seem to tell me a lot,
Make me look within to see what I have got,
They tell me to believe what my heart says but my ears fail to hear,
That I want to be up there somehwere..
Unshakeable, resilient and strong like the Pole Star.

Some words I would rather do without!

I have heard people using some of these words in their colloquial every day English far too often. I have got irritated by these words each time I have heard them and today I am just trying to list them down. Some of them are probably very innocent, harmless words, but for some reason, I don't like them.

1. Words like "wanna" and "gonna" - You can be an American if you want to, but I don't like it being used. Period.

2. Awesome - Overly overused

3. Rocking, Lets rock - overused again! Kind of lost its meaning because of that..

4. Sexy - I fail to understand how anything and everything can be sexy, right from something like a design document to some restaurant to somebody's dress or to some real person. For a very long time actually, I thought only a "person" could be sexy!

5. Well - What does this word mean any way? Didn't it mean being "well" as in not being "sick". But the use of this word at the start of every sentence kind of makes me sick in fact. When a person starts his / her sentence with a "Well...", I start getting doubts. Is he serious, is he being sarcastic, is he not sure of what he is saying?. And at the end of such a sentence, I can almost never really judge that person's intention. Find its use very dubious.

Perhaps there are some more, will update this blog if I remember of any or worse than that come across them again in the coming days :-)

Copied poem, but nice...

One day you will see
That it all has finally come together.
What you have always wished for,
Has finally come to be.

You will look back
And laugh at what has passed
And you will ask yourself
"How did I get through all of that?"

Just never let go of hope,
And never quit dreaming,
And never let love depart from your life.

Quote of the Day - Original!

Don't feel stupid when you realize you are stupid. If you realize that you are stupid, you are not really stupid.