Showing posts with label teenage musings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teenage musings. Show all posts

August 27, 2012

Pirate or Privateer?

Sail ho sail ho; us pirates are searching for land,
We’d sell all our rum, to have a look at some sand!
But the rum is gone, and gone for good,
And we’re stranded out here without any food
The sea is our love and we love to be here,
But with no rum on board, even you’d shed a tear!
Rum oh rum, all we need is a little rum,
Pirates we are, but whom should we steal it from?
The sea has been merciful, but stand us how long will it?
In just a matter of time, by huge waves we’ll be hit!
No land we have for six months seen,
No ground we have for six months been,
The captain is tired and the crew almost dead,
All cannons are fired, but no land ahead!
And just when everything seemed hopeless and down,
There emerged land, like a golden crown!
The crew jumped up and the captain awoke,
The sadness was lifted, and the tiredness broke!
Happiness knew no bounds,
The deck was filled with sounds,
“Man the sails’, the captain roared in delight,
The crew obeyed with faces bright,
In a few moments, the ship hit land,
One by one they jumped down, everyone feeling grand!
The first thing they did, was to get a drum,
And went out ahead, to fill it with rum!
*Hallelujah!*

Haseeb says- I've always wanted to be a pirate. But things didn't work out the way I wanted them to I guess. I was born in a desert, I come from a noble Indian family of Accountants and Doctors, and I don’t have a ship or a crew. Not to forget, my mom wants me to become an Engineer.

P.S.: This is the second Guest Post by my friend Haseeb.

August 12, 2012

I'm a sixteen year old teenager. I should be writing about the mysteries of love and the beauty of friendship, but here I am, trying to change the world by writing words on corruption on a blog of a friend I made a few days back! But at least it's a start. And that's where all of us fail, to make a start. We're so afraid of the consequences that we have literally started believing that we don't really stand a chance. While the word is busy fighting Aids and Global warming, we Indians are facing an entirely different problem. Politicians! Shame on you adults for letting this happen to our country. If you handed India over to us teenagers for a day, you would probably see the difference.
  
The Voice of Young India
Image Courtesy: she.sulekha.com


I am a NRI, a non-resident Indian, and I can feel the vibes of corrupt politicians and frauds till here! But what are we doing? The same thing that we've been doing for the past 800 years, watching! And we're getting pretty good at it too. First came the Mughals, then the British and now we're facing someone worse, Indians! It's funny how kids today want to be doctors and chefs but not a single one aspires to be a politician. It seems like even they know that this job has been cursed. Take it this way, India is house and we Indians are the family living in it. The father (politician) is a bad man and thus the family (Indians) is always suffering. To add to our misery, our neighbor is busy sending missiles and bombs onto us! If you know what I mean...

- If you are an Indian adult reading this, then stop reading and do something about it. Go out, start a campaign, get some people on your side, spread the message. Every bit counts.

- If you’re a politician reading this, then remorse for what you’ve done to India and try do some good for a change. If you’re an American reading this, then stay the hell out of our way! We've got enough problems already.

- And if you’re a young beautiful lady reading this, then let me tell you that my dad is very rich and I am incredibly handsome.

(Sorry for the bad humor, that’s just me.)

I would like to thank Anoop for putting this up on his blog. Hallelujah.


Image Courtesy: www.mostimportantpart.blogspot.com

P.S.: This post was given to me by my young friend Haseeb. Reader's discretion is advised.
 
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