Geeky Twaddler
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Straight From Heart:
I really loved the way the phrase "Tu kya Jaane" has been very beautifully delivered by Kailash Kher.
The line that goes on repeating is this song has meaning as:
The fact that you are you are ruthless and heartless is even known to god. ( Hence I need not to prove this to anyone in this world ).
As such you can never know what's the pain that ails my heart...
In my experience , I have apparently felt that the best music and poems have been the ones which convolutes and congregates a spectrum emotions and feelings both implicit and explicit in so few words or with a few notes of music that a listener cannot help but be mesmerised.
Of the spectrum, the strongest of feelings would come as pain , sorrow , loss of one dearest to heart, failure not necessarily in the order.
The people who are writer and poet stuff have strong abilities to feel things.
I say, the lyrics are the very strength here:
Of the spectrum, the strongest of feelings would come as pain , sorrow , loss of one dearest to heart, failure not necessarily in the order.
The people who are writer and poet stuff have strong abilities to feel things.
I say, the lyrics are the very strength here:
Just heard this lovely song by Kailash Kher:
I really loved the way the phrase "Tu kya Jaane" has been very beautifully delivered by Kailash Kher.
The line that goes on repeating is this song has meaning as:
The fact that you are you are ruthless and heartless is even known to god. ( Hence I need not to prove this to anyone in this world ).
As such you can never know what's the pain that ails my heart...
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