Immortal Online
Neither abridged
Nor partially baked
We write who we are
With precise time and date
Opined, aware
Unclogging mind as we pen
Calling dud a dud
Or praising something 10 on 10
Our presence is feeble
Our impact high
Bane or boon -
Internet made our lives glorified
At 65, we might ponder
Why we wrote so mundane?
After we're gone, our children will flip posts
To ease off their pain
Preserved for eternity
Our words will soothe and tell
A diary of ups and downs
But a life spent very well
I was reading 'The Diary of a Young Girl' which has impacted millions years after Anne Frank died. And a thought came to my mind - All bloggers are immortal online. Our posts can bring gush of emotions not only to us but to all those who read our blogs. It's our online diary many can connect with. It widens our existence and preserves our emotions for eternity. What do you all think?
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very true saru.. our posts bring emotion in us and to others also ..
ReplyDeletelovely poem
Bikram
Thank you, Bikram.
DeleteThat is really a very interesting perspective, Saru. And so true as well. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Akshay!
DeleteVery true - which is why it's important to write things that you won't be ashamed of your kids reading in the future...
ReplyDeleteTrue that!
DeleteA diary of ups and downs
ReplyDeleteBut a life spent very well.
well-written Saru.
Thank you, Kalpana.
DeleteIt touched my heart. <3
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DeleteSo so true Saru.. Lovely poem!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteA lovely poem :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteHow true Saru. This piece made me think a lot
ReplyDeletewill some one be there who will read mine and get emotional :) ?
may be there is some one
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There will be, Afshan. Thanks for reading.
Deletei love this poem <3 so true :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThere were many reasons why I started blogging and some u have penned down...lyrically. It was fun reading it. But u r excellent in composing there is no doubt about that.
ReplyDeleteHey Saru...I was away from the blogging scenario a real long time. But hopefully I am back now. Have done two different posts on the same subject. The tones r different though. Would you be kind enough to grace my blog with ur presence....
Good to see you back and would love to read your posts.
DeleteThanks for a lovely comment.
A beautiful thought. Good to see you back after the break, Saru:) Congratulations for being selected for Tangy Tuesday Pick, by Blogadda!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sir.
DeleteBrilliantly said. Our words immortalise us :)
ReplyDeleteThey sure do...
DeleteI surely hope that my kids will find a treasure trove of memories here for them.
ReplyDeleteThey will...
DeleteAh...I dont know what my kids will find..Maybe the rants of a nutty mother..
ReplyDeleteThis was lovely!
They will love your blog. A cool mom, what else anyone wants?
DeleteA true legacy....Congraats for being chosen as Tangy Tuesday pick.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteI think the same, very much... we leave an impact- knowingly n sometime without knowing.
ReplyDeleteYes, we have.
DeleteVery encouraging words clothed in a beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ma'am.
Delete:) Beautiful write up! I have the same feelings behind this and that is why I had named my blog- Elixired! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats for being selected as Tangy Tuesday pick!
That's lovely, Shesha :)
DeleteAt 65, we might ponder
ReplyDeleteWhy we wrote so mundane? ..... ha ha... could be true.
Could be :)
DeleteImmortal online... that's a lovely way to put it! Only bloggers can understand what blogging means to us, others think it's a way to kill time, and I feel for them.
ReplyDeleteHahaha... I know what you mean :)
DeleteThis is so true! In the past I have been criticized by my family for writing stuff that should be kept (in their opinion) hush-hush. But the 2nd para of your poem describes who we truly are, the ones that call a spade a spade!
ReplyDeleteOur blog is just an extension of us and we are proud of it.
Deletebeautifully written and very true!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteYes indeed. That's more reason to write more :) Great, Saru!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anita.
DeleteProfound Saru :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteGreat thought in a nice poem!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sir.
DeleteBeautiful thoughts..I loved the picture of the early blogger... :D
ReplyDeleteMade me feel immortal..:)
It is really cute picture. Glad you liked the poem.
Deletenice thoughts
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DeleteImmortal online as long as the servers keep running :)
ReplyDeleteYup!
Deleteso true :). visit My little Diary at http://ankitaranotra.blogspot.in/
ReplyDeleteI'll and welcome here, Ankita.
DeleteVery true!! Interesting with a different perspective!
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Cheers...bloggers
ReplyDeleteCheers!
DeleteWhat a lovely thought! All the more reason to be responsible bloggers.
ReplyDeleteLong live blogging! :-)
Long live blogging. :)
DeleteWhat a coincidence Saru...I am also reading "The diary of a young girl" nowadays! Beautifully written, as always!
ReplyDeleteThis book is emotionally sweeping. Glad you like the poem, Shaivi.
DeleteThanks for these thought-provoking words! I am now pondering why I write, or why I should or should not write :)
ReplyDeleteFeeling great that this poem evoked such emotions in you. Thanks for reading.
DeleteGreat thought in a nice poem!such beautiful lines :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sanjay!
DeleteSo true! What an interesting perspective to blogging :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSo true! Beautifully expressed :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Deepa!
DeleteHow true is that. We leave behind these imprints that will exist even when we will be gone. Loved the poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jas!
DeleteDedicated to bloggers! A wonderfully expressed one Saru :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Saurabh.
DeleteOf course, our blogs are our own diaries which immortalize us. Nice poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janaki.
DeleteThanks team BlogAdda.
ReplyDeletevery true :)
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteThis is so true! Bloggers are immortal online...Feels great reading this!! :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Sri :)
DeleteAha! Rabta is my favorite too... In fact I was searching for a different version on it on google and landed at your post. well written
ReplyDeleteBTW, isn't mashroofiyat means- busy? Just wondering as my urdu knowledge is getting corroded.
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Yes, you are right. It was a typo, I meant 'not in leisure'. And I suppose this comment is for the latest poem. Thanks for reading, Ekta.
DeleteOh I missed this one last year! But that kinda proved your point- immortal online :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, thanks for reading Prateek :)
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