Fill my Mind with flow of thoughts ...
Enchant my Heart with enthralling music
Sanctify my Soul with divine melody ...
Bless my Life with love & joy...
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Rude Awakening
Blinded by the Mist of uncertainty,
Today I am alone under the murky sky...
I am drenched in the rain of tears,
I m wondering how long would I survive?
I was wandering through the fathomless sky
happily hunting for the rainbow of dreams...
I was engrossed in my own world of hopes and desires
Till life introduced me to its rude awakening!
Friends, fun ,love & laughter
was the simple definition of my life.
I was a stranger to all trials and tribulations,
I was unaware of all the obstacles and strife…
I was on my way ,
chasing my aspirations and the treasured dreams...
I wanted to live life to the fullest,
Till I came across the rude awakening !
By
Monalisa Biswas
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Together forever!
Priceless are the moments spent with you,
You have always given each morning of my life a meaning- fresh & new.
The happiness, the laughter, the gossips & fun,
I shall cherish each moment in the rain and the sun.
You followed like my shadow at times of grief and pain...
I bet I would never get such a true friend in my life ever again.
My heart shivers at the very thought of departing from you…
It would be the worst day of my life,
That would take me far away from you.
None of us would know
What’s in store for tomorrow…
Destiny can’ t be altered
Wishes can’t be borrowed.
Life might bring us to a phase,
Of bidding adieu to each other…
Nothing can split our friendship, dear friend,
In our thoughts, prayers and memories
We'd be together forever !
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Let the silence speak
Amidst all the mirth & laughter between them...
There somewhere prevailed a silence ….
a sweet silence…
Full of unexpressed , unspoken words …
Words she had shared with him in her dreams ,
Words he had shared with her in his thoughts
Words that reveal that they love each other a lot.
Love is a feeling difficult to hide
But his smile knows to veil the ongoing pain inside …
Love though being a divine bond
Is a feeling, hard to express
But her twinkling eyes knows to conceal the ongoing distress
Words at times are not enough,
Hence Silence is what we seek...
They are still waiting for the day when their golden silence would speak.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
The Conflict
I don't know what is right,Neither do I know what's wrong,
I don't know the upshots of my actions...
Can You help me to overcome this conflict that's going on?
My heart tells me 'Go Ahead',
But mind summons to ' Stop, Think & Act',
The consequences might crown me as the Winner...
It might also lead to my Defeat,
Tell me how ? How can I conquer this inner conflict?
At times the heart suggests me to Wait
But mind proposes to Move On !
Don't put me in such dilemmas, Oh Life...
Please help me rout this inner conflict that's going on !
The Heart preaches that forgiving is Victory,
The Mind echoes 'Forgetting is your defeat'
Have mercy on me O Lord !
Help me unravel this Inner Conflict !
Monalisa Biswas,
New Delhi
Thursday, September 10, 2009
A hope still alive...
There’s a song unsung...
A dream unseen,
There’s a hope still alive...
A desire flapping its wings!
There’s a story untold...
As the pages of life unfolds
The story of love, laughter,
A dream unseen,
There’s a hope still alive...
A desire flapping its wings!
There’s a story untold...
As the pages of life unfolds
The story of love, laughter,
victory & defeat...
With bunch of memories-bitter n sweet
Tears are to be wiped and
Sweet moments to be relished
Love shall blossom
Forever to be cherished.
There’s a smile to be shared,
And a new romance to begin
'cause there’s a hope still alive...
With bunch of memories-bitter n sweet
Tears are to be wiped and
Sweet moments to be relished
Love shall blossom
Forever to be cherished.
There’s a smile to be shared,
And a new romance to begin
'cause there’s a hope still alive...
A desire flapping its wings!
by
monalisa biswas
new delhi
Saturday, October 11, 2008
New Woman
Breaking the shackles of silence...
She's proved her real worth...
She's the woman of today...
NoNe can keep her confined within the four walls
She's come out to chase her dreams...
To realise her hopes and aspirations,
Ignoring all the hurdles of life
She marches towards a newer world
To discover a new horizon.
She's transformed her gloomy life
Into a treasure of joy and freedom
With hopes in heart
With spark in eyes...
She proceeds towards her destination.
By :
Monalisa Biswas
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1050629/asp/guwahati/story_4923320.asp
Spoil the rod
Due to maladministration, accidents and deaths have become a regular feature in schools. Each time an accident occurs or a student dies, the school authorities leave no stone unturned to shirk responsibility. They blame either the carelessness of the student or insist that the student was physically unwell.
The school authorities might fool the public by citing hundreds of excuses to hide their guilt but it cannot be denied that Richmita Bora, a student of Class VI of a city school was slapped by her teacher the day she died.
School is a place for acquiring knowledge. To impart education, it is necessary for teachers to maintain congenial relations with their students.
Richmita’s death should serve as a lesson to all those harsh teachers who use severe punishment as a tool for maintaining so-called discipline in classrooms. .
Parents, too, must be vigilant. They must maintain a good rapport with their children. They must be aware of what happens at their child’s school, the child’s performance and the way he or she is treated by the teachers.
It is high time parents raise their voices against corporal punishment in schools. And as for teachers who are still using rods as a disciplining weapon, I would like to advise them to spoil the rod and spare the child.
Monalisa Biswas,
Guwahati
Due to maladministration, accidents and deaths have become a regular feature in schools. Each time an accident occurs or a student dies, the school authorities leave no stone unturned to shirk responsibility. They blame either the carelessness of the student or insist that the student was physically unwell.
The school authorities might fool the public by citing hundreds of excuses to hide their guilt but it cannot be denied that Richmita Bora, a student of Class VI of a city school was slapped by her teacher the day she died.
School is a place for acquiring knowledge. To impart education, it is necessary for teachers to maintain congenial relations with their students.
Richmita’s death should serve as a lesson to all those harsh teachers who use severe punishment as a tool for maintaining so-called discipline in classrooms. .
Parents, too, must be vigilant. They must maintain a good rapport with their children. They must be aware of what happens at their child’s school, the child’s performance and the way he or she is treated by the teachers.
It is high time parents raise their voices against corporal punishment in schools. And as for teachers who are still using rods as a disciplining weapon, I would like to advise them to spoil the rod and spare the child.
Monalisa Biswas,
Guwahati
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1050519/asp/northeast/story_4747315.asp
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1050519/asp/northeast/story_4747315.asp
Mobile mania
In the fast-paced world of today, mobile phones have become a necessity for most of us. But at the same time, mobile phones have become a curse for society, particularly camera phones. These are intruding into the privacy of individuals.
Mobile phones in the hands of school students pose a serious problem. Dirty jokes sent via SMS or obnoxious pictures sent through MMS are bankrupting society?s future generation morally. Such video clippings are affecting vulnerable young minds. Moreover, the short message service (SMS) is generally used for sending jokes. This, no doubt, is a waste of money.
In today?s society, where crimes and instances of juvenile delinquency are rising at an alarming rate, it is the duty of the parents to prevent their children from going astray. They should not buy mobile phones for schoolchildren. Again, the government should ban the sale of camera phones as they violate privacy.
As in the rest of the country, mobile phone users in the Northeast are often misusing the technology for nefarious activities.
Hopefully, the government will look into the matter and deal with the issue seriously.
Monalisa Biswas,
Guwahati
Mobile mania
In the fast-paced world of today, mobile phones have become a necessity for most of us. But at the same time, mobile phones have become a curse for society, particularly camera phones. These are intruding into the privacy of individuals.
Mobile phones in the hands of school students pose a serious problem. Dirty jokes sent via SMS or obnoxious pictures sent through MMS are bankrupting society?s future generation morally. Such video clippings are affecting vulnerable young minds. Moreover, the short message service (SMS) is generally used for sending jokes. This, no doubt, is a waste of money.
In today?s society, where crimes and instances of juvenile delinquency are rising at an alarming rate, it is the duty of the parents to prevent their children from going astray. They should not buy mobile phones for schoolchildren. Again, the government should ban the sale of camera phones as they violate privacy.
As in the rest of the country, mobile phone users in the Northeast are often misusing the technology for nefarious activities.
Hopefully, the government will look into the matter and deal with the issue seriously.
Monalisa Biswas,
Guwahati
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1050707/asp/guwahati/story_4957920.asp
Brain drain bane
The crucial question is, why are the students moving out of Assam? The answer is simple. The present educational scenario in the state is miserable. Every year anomalies take place in the examinations conducted by the board, the council and even the university.
In degree exams, the number of first class holders is very limited compared to other universities of the country. The first class holders somehow find a way out for themselves. But a second class degree certificate has virtually no value today.
Students from Assam have proved their mettle in several fields in India and abroad. It is unfortunate that in their own state they get neither the opportunity nor the resources to prove themselves.
Scarcity of jobs in Assam is also pushing the students out of the state.
To put an end to the brain drain, the education system of our state should be revamped. The government should at the same time take the initiative to provide a secure future to the students so that they can contribute to the development of the state.
Monalisa Biswas,
The crucial question is, why are the students moving out of Assam? The answer is simple. The present educational scenario in the state is miserable. Every year anomalies take place in the examinations conducted by the board, the council and even the university.
In degree exams, the number of first class holders is very limited compared to other universities of the country. The first class holders somehow find a way out for themselves. But a second class degree certificate has virtually no value today.
Students from Assam have proved their mettle in several fields in India and abroad. It is unfortunate that in their own state they get neither the opportunity nor the resources to prove themselves.
Scarcity of jobs in Assam is also pushing the students out of the state.
To put an end to the brain drain, the education system of our state should be revamped. The government should at the same time take the initiative to provide a secure future to the students so that they can contribute to the development of the state.
Monalisa Biswas,
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