.Al Minar.

The most important task of a reader is to disown their favourite writers.

I fear; what if at some strange day, I would admit everything I have done, every poem I wrote was to prove the people whom I once loved that I still love them.

If I could, I would rank every person according to how much they can laugh that golden laughter, the loud insane laughter, the laughter of pure joy, the laughter a man laughs at the peak of a mountain, and forgets the world, and even forgets his existence in that laughter.

As an author, I never really wanted to create great characters. I never wanted my works to be remembered through the characters. I wanted them to be simple individuals you pass every day. They are not necessarily relateable (by one reader) but they are not fictional.

Nobody clapped when I made a house of cards in class. Some tried to destroy it too, but everybody clapped and cheered when it fell apart.

I would rather sleep.

Most of our problems arises by thinking too much about doing a thing and then thinking too much of not doing it

The truth is I am not a poet. I'm just lonely and cannot keep my thoughts all to myself

Sometimes, wisdom is setting limits to knowledge

I suffer because I want to be remembered knowing well that no one will remember me

The truth is, most of my loneliness arose from the reminder that I never got a chance to say a proper goodbye to anyone and everyone I parted with--