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Sunday, October 26, 2008

The Broken Octagon

Picture clicked by: Aditya Joshi (which is me.)
Location: KReSIT, IITB, Mumbai

Disclaimer: The post is completely imaginary. It is merely an interpretation of the photograph.

The building had an octagonal glass pyramid for a roof. The sun filled every corner of the interiors through this glass ceiling.

One day, for a reason nobody knows, a section of glass on the ceiling broke and pieces of glass came down like sparkling stars.

The ceiling was repaired - the glass was fixed again. They could not find a piece of the same colour though. So, though you could not make out the difference from an angle, when you stood right under the ceiling and looked upwards, you could see a part of the ceiling to be of a different colour (the picture.).

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Heartbreaks occur. We heal them all. People look at us from different angles - not many of them manage to notice the mended hearts. 

The very few who look straight into our heart, however, notice the broken octagon in the heart. Something that perhaps will never be perfect again...

4 comments:

  1. hmmm a nice article!!!
    i appreciate your "routine" literary expressions. keep writing
    "disaamaaji kaaheetari te lihave"
    so what can i expect next ???

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  2. kya baat hai!
    Aap to koi purane zamane ke aashiq malum padte hai!!
    :)

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  3. hmmm...
    agree totally..
    loved this part specifaclly-

    'Heartbreaks occur. We heal them all. People look at us from different angles - not many of them manage to notice the mended hearts'

    gr8 work man..

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  4. So you are one of those very few who look straight into the heart...

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