Fajar.
From the Blog randomlyabstract *Some people are like morning stars. They stand alone and they stand bright; not for once faltering to let their demons succeed. A soft, pinkish hue meets the dark blue at Fajar, and Rabbi calls His little, lonely creatures to come and find refuge. He is like, you don’t need to worry pretty one, I’m always all ears. Come, say, cry all you like, and I’ll mend this tiny heart of yours so that no one can break it again. Come to me so I may heal you, and trust in me so I may clean your wounds. Your battle has now come to an end, and soon the scorching light will tear this veil of darkness between us. Let all your fears and tears be mine. Let you be mine!* *A quail sings from distance, but I cannot locate where. The sky is just as empty as the streets are, except for one bright objepakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Celebrating victory: The sports way
From the Blog sadiasheikh01 [image: Image] *When West Indies won the T20 cup in 2012, the world realized there exists a dance known as the Gangnam style. The West Indies notably Chris Gayle put such a spirited celebration in the form of the Gangnam dance that it was quickly adopted world over. The sports world is filled with different styles of victory dances, celebrations and jubilant displays of emotions and happiness as it is a sportsman’s moment of limelight and most importantly, pride and success. *[image: Image] Not many a times, the celebrations end in slight controversy or hurt feelings of others too. One such incident was the 2009 Manchester United match against Arsenal when Emmanuel Adebayor ,a former Arsenal player, but then playing for United celebrated his goal by celebrating the goal inpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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