This Social Experiment will change the way you think in less than 4 minutes.

Recently, I went through this video my friend had shared with me on WhatsApp. Although, it happens very rarely that I get moved or touched deeply by watching a short video, because in a short time limit it takes a lot of skills and artistic execution to get your message through in the most appealing manner possible. However, these two guys, who run OckTv on YouTube, literally nailed it by carrying out this 'social experiment'. 

I am sure that every one of us faces this situation in our everyday life. And, we normally look down upon such people, plus some us of even rebuke them harshly which is not an appropriate reaction to someone who's hungry. I am confident that this video will change the way you think. :) 

Courtesy: OckTv.

For a pearl. - II

I think, in every poet's life there comes a moment when his pen never stops writing about a person who he finds special, lovable, and worthy of writing for. 

And, when he finds that person, he puts words on paper to express in part, thoughts from him right to her heart.

For a pearl.

A courtesan.

Intoxicating smoke,

And glittering lights,

A beauty dances,

And they stare her with shameless eyes.

Her reluctant moves,

Her selfless soul,

Her empty face,

What a miserable life; they unfold.

Look, how her feet dance and sway,

Crushing beneath them her dignity,

Look, how her eyes speaks the words she won’t say,

Telling the tale of her life; fallen prey to masculinity.

P.S. We look down upon those women who are a part of prostitution but, we do not want to fix the conditions which compel them to resort to such an evil act. 

An ode to a Beauty.

Mesmerizing eyes; look how they gaze,

Every time they send me, 

To an inescapable maze.

Charming cheeks; look how they glow, 

Thou art the gifted one, 

Of the beauty He rarely bestow.

Beautiful lips; look how they tantalize,

Holding many sweet words, 

O'beauty, please vocalise. 

Look at those ears; embellished with pearls, 

O'beauty, listen to my melody, 

Let me make you twirl.

Look at that face; outdoing the moon,

For its single glimpse,

I will walk a thousand miles, 

When ever it will wear a smile. . 

What ever you do is not enough!

A conversation between hearts.