WHEN I AM SAID

When I am alone I feel sad

I recall my friends and feel bad

How good were the old days

Lovely, everyone would say

Children had smile on lips

With rhymes on their finger tips

The world now seems wild

Not like one, when I was a child

Where are lost friends

They get lost in worldly trends

I wish, I was a child Again 

How wonderful will be our domain.

Once I came out at night

The air was cool in the light

I looked around all was bright

I looked up, the moon so high

As if it would fly

How beautiful flowers nearby

Was not it the moonlight?

I paused and thought

What the moon had brought?

A majestic light,

It was just the moonlight.

  Love is just like an invisible wind, which does move silently but has its effect; love can only be felt but cannot be described. In words as such attempts always fail.

Life is Mathematic,

Add your friends,

Subtract your enemies,

Multiply your enemies,

Divide yours sorrows.

• The man who does not read good books has no advantages over the man who can’t read them (Mark twain).
• The friend ship is like sound health, its value is seldom known until it is lost (Charles Caleb Colton).
• The worst thing about new books is that they keep us away from reading the old ones (Joseph Joubert).
• Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects (Arnold Glasgow).
• Interesting is a combination of brains and materials, the more brain you use, the less material you need (Charles ketring).
• Wise men learn more from fools than from wise men (Marcus Cato).
• Reading is to mind, what exercise is to the body (Richard Steele).
• A proverb is a short sentence based on long experience (Cervantes).
• The great pleasure in life is in doing what people say you can’t do (Walter Bagehot).
• In great attempts it is glorious even to fail (Longcnus).
• Wise men learn by other men’s mistake fools by their own (H. G. Both).
• Books are embalmed mind.
• Never forget what a man says to you when he is angry (H. W. Beecher).
• To do nothings in every man’s power (Samuel Johnson).
• Better know nothing than half-know many things (Friedich Melzschf).
• History is a cycle poem written by time up in the memories of man (P. B. Shelley).
• Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom (Thomas Jefferson).
• Don not takes life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive (E. Hvbrard).

• That three parts of human body consists of water?
• That woman sleeps more, soundly than men?
• That human sense of hearing becomes more active in darkness?
• That a human, being eats about 50 tons in his average life?
• That some parrots live up to 100 years?
• That the speed of an elephant is 25 miles per hour?
• That the man who becomes pale (when angry) is more dangerous than that man who becomes red?
• That if you open the jaw of toad for a long time, it will die due to suffocation?
• That rabbit and spider always ran towards high surface when they are in danger?
• That the thing, that is called Soda water does not contain soda but contain Co2?
• That if you want to mix water and oil you will have to add a little soap?
• That if temperature is below 70oC and there is no noise you can hear barking of a don from 10 miles?
• That famous Scientist Newton made only one speech during his membership of the parliament. He said, “Please close the window because air is coming in”