Words taken from the diary Dated 30th July, 2013
On 20th of July, Saturday, I was called by friend of mine to particpate in a conference
held by some indigenous group. The speaker speaks about indigenous movement,
how it started, how small yet contrast country like Nepal got impacted by its
movement. And in the later part of his speech he speaks of homeland, recite two
lines of Kabita
‘My homeland is far away,
Up from the plains
Covered by blankets of the Himalayas
My daughter has a red color face.
Right after the conference ended we walked out like everyone,
In a hurried manner even knowing we have no single work to perform. Hence, it
shows how psychologically we got taught. but it’s better the way it is as things
are better the way they are, trying too much to correct wrong happenings sometime
yield negative results.
Like that of my friend question how do you fell about your
homeland? With his question I recall that I have nothing to relate with my
homeland, I was grown somewhere else nearly 90 % of my life. With this one can pretend how
detach am. Considering this I never felt I belonged to that region but still I can’t
clearly say I am not from that region.
“It’s better you know only required knowledge about some
issue, as often when you know more than required, you try to know more and more
as your desire to know more increases. As a result either you become more patriotic
or either you turned to hate for what it is and how it is.”
Leave them, I have something other to share
Today, I went nowhere received not a single call neither dialed
single either. Since months ago, I started making a resolution for a next day
in night before. Though I am lazy like frog yet two weeks past I haven’t disappointed
myself. I made resolution at night before and try to accomplish it with full
heart next day.
Yesterday evening,
not evening, ‘actually night I think as after 10 PM it’s probably night with a
sense, until the sun is not above the horizon again, I mean next morning.’ I made
my mind to recount the poems which really impacted my thinking or say personally i love in a numerical sequence, in
descending order.
#
|
Name of the poem
|
Name of the poet
|
1
|
Phenomenal
women
|
Maya
Angelon
|
2
|
The
road not taken
|
Robert
Frost
|
3
|
If
you forget me
|
Peblo
Neruda
|
4
|
Still
I rise
|
Maya
Angelon
|
5
|
Dreams
|
Langston
Hugles
|
6
|
Annabel
lee
|
Edgar
Allan Poe
|
7
|
If
|
Rudyard
Kipling
|
8
|
Invictus
|
William
Ernst Henely
|
9
|
Stopping
by woods on a snowy Evening
|
Robert
Frost
|
10
|
I know
why the caged bird sings
|
P.S
In the above table, I know I haven’t mentioned some legendary
poet and theirs works. I mean that of William Shakespeare, Alferd Lord Tennyson
and Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali. Yes generally as a poet I do admire Tagoreji with his Gitanjali -
very spiritual collection of poem. But as the poem “Phenomenal women” always brought inspiration to my heart. How Maya has narrated her life events saying how confident she is without claiming better than anyone. She speaks of her body and self expression and how man does fall on those expressions.
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