Depressed Robo



Hey servant,
Dont think your are a boss,
Sacrificing is your religion,
Your duty is to loss.

A call from future (Nano story)

I was just returning to my home to give Samairya a good news that my parents were ready for our marraige. I was so excited to see her reactions.

Will she dance? Will she hug me tight?

I went to my pulser bike and hold my helmet on my hand when my phone rang. It was from a unknown number. I accepted it.
"Hello?" I said.
"Ema ya ru.." voice from the other side.
It was a voice of a child, a girl child who would be not more than two.
Unknown voices were continuously coming from behind.
I heard "Ahana, keep the phone back".
Something stroke in my head, it was the name I and Samairya decided for our girl child. But, then I just took that as a coincidence.
I started my bike and was again lost in the thoughts of my future, me and Samairya. I was not concerned about anything at that moment, I just wanted to reach to her fast and tell her everything.

Everything was going fast and fine, when I don't know what went wrong and truck that coming from the opposite side on that long road suddenly entered in my lane and my bike had a collision with that truck.

I can't describe anything, all I was able to feel was pain in every vein of my body that was lying on the road, the half opened eyes watching the crowd that covered me and the mind thinking just that "Did I heard the voice of Samairya on that call?" But all of these things were just for a while. Then, there was complete silence, complete relief.

Mom's Trick (Nano Story)

"Wake up! It's seven o'clock." I heard the voice behind when I was in half sleep.
I was knowing my mother's trick, she will first wake me up at six telling that it's seven, then she will wake me at six fifteen, telling it's seven thirty,  then the last call that is at six thirty, when she tells that its eight when I wake up with a shock  because my college time was of eight.

So if she said seven, I have thirty minutes more to sleep and went on to deep sleep.

When I finally woke up, I saw that it was eight, and I was not at home, but at the college hostel. My roommate  went on to the lecture after warning me once. It was my first day of college were I was already missing my mom and late for the lecture

Tujhe Dekh Kar


Kyu tere ghamon ko,
Teri aankho me
Dhundne ka mann karta hai?

Kyu tujhe dekh kar,
Teri gham se bhari aankho me
Khushi bharne ka mann karta hai?

Kyu teri khamoshi,
Tere khwaabo se
Baat karne ka mann karta hai?

Kyu mann ho kar bhi,
Tere saamne aakar
Khamoshi se tujhe dekhte rehene ka mann karta hai?

Kyu tujhe dekhne ke liye,
Tere saamne na hone par bhi
Mera dil tujhe dhundta hai?

Kyu tujhse bina baat kiye,
Tere dil ko na jaan kar bhi
Dil ko tu apna sa lagta hai?

Kyu mere saare gham,
Tere chehere ko dekh kar
Chhup se jaate hai?

Yun to log kehete hai ki aankhe baat karti hai
Par tujhse ek bhi baar baat na karne par bhi
Mere dil ko esa kyu lagta hai ki
Tere saath to roz hi baat hoti hai.

-By Ritesh [Two Shy(s)]

Still A Child


So, if today someone asks me, "How your Childhood was?" I will reply to them, "You mean 'is', right?"


So, I was with my mother at the big old bazaar near my home. Actually, I am just a driver that drops Mom from home to the bazaar on my two-wheeler, and after roaming there for one to two hours, carrying heavy bags filled with vegetables, I have to drive her back home.


So today, the scene was similar as always. I was sitting on my two-wheeler, Mom was far away shopping for groceries, and me wondering what to wonder about.


Directly coming to my point, I could find a provision store near me and some candies hanging on the front side of the store. Now, I got a childhood sensation that dragged me to that shop. I could see many boxes and jars of candies and tried to find 'Poppins'. Unfortunately, it wasn't there. I chose 'Just Jelly' and demanded one from the shopkeeper. He opened that jar and took one of them out from there. Finally, he gave me one, and I gave him the money. I saw on the packet some jelly bears, and there was written 'Free Flying Shot'. That drove me to my childhood when I used to fight with the shopkeeper to give me free gifts.


I waited for the shopkeeper that he will give me that gift without asking. But he didn't. Finally, I asked him, "Here is written that I will get a gift with it."


He widened his eyes on me. But at last, he opened a box kept by his side and said, "Yes, this." He gave me one yellow colored bear made of rubber. I was so happy to get that toy, that childhood feeling again in my eyes.


"Want one more?" He said.

"What!" I exclaimed.


He gave me one more bear, this time in purple color. Not only that, he gave me two bands that just looked like friendship belts.


"None of the kids today asks for them." He said.


I glanced. But somewhere, I was too happy to get them.


Finally, Mom came, and I drove her back home. I saw the neighborhood kids playing outside. I don't have a huge heart, but when I saw them, I was willing to give them that gifts. I handed over that gifts and also shared the jellies with them. Don't ask me what I got. Some smiles, some laughter on playing with them, some thankyous, which they really meant, and at last, I actually lived my childhood again that day.