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Friends for life...

2010 is here and best way to begin my new year post will be probably to devote some place here for my friends...so here is my thanks to Milind, Swapnil square, Tanmay, Amir, Vidyut, Sushant, Anant, Rachit, Jai, Samar ( sorry in case i missed on any one)...the words may be less but the emotions are high...Thanks once again for being around me all the time
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Lemme tell you a story
Full of emotions but makes you worry
Indeed remorseful yet inducing
Such is the story of friends for life
First one was the jewel
To fit in the king of the crown
A small mistake
And I lost this crown
Second was the strategist
Played the game of squares
He got the fame
I lost my name
Then came the fish
Slippery even in a dish
He was no more the same
Since we lost the final game
But I am not to discuss
These people who created just fuss
Bcos here came the name
Who loved me and gave me my part of fame
Enter first the inspirational gujju
Spoke little but effective
Taught me the way of life
And he was my first friend for life
Second one a sheriff
Style and politics on the front cover
Gave me the final cut and over
He became the next pal for life
Then came the number hacker
Also a big quiz cracker
Memory as sharp as the knife
That is the way to go in the life
Next in was a stupid girl
Considering herself a big fern
Yet got the freshness and grin
Filled my life with a smile
A tall dark and handsome
Sounding like a techie firm
Gave me reliability
A much needed dependability
In came the vicious vocalis
Troubling us with his all funniness
Taught me the real meaning of Nike jingle
Hats off to you bro’
Next in was the footballer
Always a great innovator
Loved to run into long discussion
Thanks pal for your direction
Also had the two roomies
Their room being the great hangover
Taught me the greatest principles
Honesty and devotion
How can I forget-The great presenter
An early riser and bit more wiser
Had a knack for everything
Confidence being the biggest theme
Now that I am bit distant
On the verge of separation
That’s not the way to go
Plea to you my friends for life

Comments

TeeKay said…
hello, Rajat. Nice to read ur feelings. See, even though u are far away, it doesnt mean you are forgotton. Whenever we arrange a gathering, u are always missed by everyone. I cannot forget many moments with you. So, dont think that you are alone. I hope you are thinking about your future life where you have to be more responsible for her. Friends are friends and they always remain there for you.
January 10, 2010 at 10:34 PM
Anant Bhide said…
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January 11, 2010 at 9:28 AM
Anant Bhide said…
Whatever Tanmay has stated here is correct indeed. Distance and time does not matter for friends.


You aint alone, man, we are all here for you.
January 11, 2010 at 9:28 AM
rajat said…
Friends
I know you will be around me all the time... All these lines are just a small acknowledgement of it.. Although I have kept it very simple but still if anyone has been hurt by any portion of these lines I apologise
January 14, 2010 at 10:00 PM
rajat Bhan said…
well ur blog shows how attached u r wd ur frnz. Difficult to get gud frnz in life. Keep bloging.
January 17, 2010 at 11:03 AM
rajat Bhan said…
well ur blog shows how attached u r wd ur frnz. Difficult to get gud frnz in life. Keep bloging.
January 17, 2010 at 11:03 AM
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