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Showing posts with label valentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label valentine. Show all posts

Friday, February 12, 2016

Fountain of Love


“A fountain of joy, hidden in the woods!”
Proclaimed the one-eyed old man.
Seven and ninety years I have made merry,
And lived as God in paradise can.

“For me”, goes the southerner all clad in blue.
“‘Twas the fountain of youth
In caves, I searched a century ago.
Today, I strut around an un-ripened fruit.”

"Ha! My lads, I know the secret of wealth
Deep in the jungles lies a fountain
I will say no more," a third sniggered
"Save that it rests on a golden mountain."

The innkeeper smiles at the boasting men
He remarks at their playful volley
"Gentlemen", he protests, "What about love?
Be there a fountain for such a sweet folly?"

Silence reigns, and a strain is heard
As silhouettes frame the window beside
A couple in the moonlight caught in a dance
Clinging, unaware of the viewers inside.

Hold me tight, don’t let me go
I’ll be yours forever my dear
No fountain shall hold such water
Like the love you sprinkle right here

This valentine's. Happy Valentine's Day. May all of you find love and happiness with each waking moment! :)

Here's a beautiful song for the moment:


La Vie En Rose (Cover) 

Note: All rights for the video rest with the musician. You can contact them on their Youtube channel: Daniela Andrade

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Say It Differently (Literally!)

It is that time of the year again - time to carve out that special day for your significant other . While a lot of us may be planning elaborate details for the perfect evening or day, I have decided to learn to say those special words differently in languages from around the globe. The short poem that follows is derived from the same.


In soft whispers, I'll say I love you tonight,
As your cheeks turn red, will you stay mute.
Or reply in kind, perhaps in a new light,
I'll listen, I'll wait , at the spot take root.

Te amo you may sing or Aš tave myliu,
How about Mikvarhar lady?
or simply Main Tumse Pyaar Karti Hun,
Maybe try the Welsh way, Rwy'n dy garu di.

Nagligivagit may leave you tongue-twisted,
Simply say Je t'aime or Volim te.
Wo ai ni , try Mandarin or the Hungarian Szeretlek,
Guess where they say Aloha wau ia'oe !

Sarang hae , look east, further still Aishiteru,
S'agapo from the Greeks my dear.
Seni seviorum or from Russia, Ya tebya liubliu
A simple Phom rak khun in my ear.

Perhaps it's best you sit still
The silence speaks to me too
A language that all voids does fill
You can say it again, I love you!



Hard work , right? Well saying it will definitely be worth it! Go give it a try (nudges)!

Important P.S. :
For the what means what in what: 
Infographic On the Different Ways of Saying I love You

Smile away , cuz the world is worth it!