Sunday, 2 March 2014

Musings Of A Not So Confused Gal

What if you have a place which is full of all your favorite things in life?
What if in one plate you could find every food you like? Every taste you love?
What if before consuming it you had no idea how good it could be and then you get addicted?
What if a routine day turns into something extraordinary just by a few lines?
What if a few lines written by someone else becomes your expressions?
What if you could feel the pain of a stranger only by a peep in her world?
What if you could laugh with someone only by a glance at her joy?
What if someone opens a new world to you just by writing a few lines?

All this and many more is what I have found in the blog that I am sharing with you today. The blogger is a good friend, I love her work and I couldn’t think of any other blog to talk about but her’s.
Here’s introducing the musings of a not so confused gal “Pankti Mehta and her blog

Pankti has a way with words. Words in her world flow magically. You never know when you leave your world and become a part of hers. You don’t feel the journey, you just see the destination. You live her stories.

Mind you some of her stories would break your heart in a thousand pieces. I have cried with her characters. There is a dark side to her as a writer that appeals to me the most. She is a brilliant story teller. Her stories are full of charisma, allure, love, pain and hope.

Let me tell you about the story that I like the most from her work. It is story from a different land “Industrious Land”. Story of Lali a girl from Industrious land and Himank a prince of snooze land. This story will transport you into a different time. I felt a part of it though it is strangely impossible to relate to it, yet the emotions are weaved in such that you won’t notice the strangeness of things. That is what the writer does. She convinces you of something that you could never imagine or dream of.
You can read the full story here.

 Next I would like to share something else that I love from her work. From the story of a strange land to the story of Simmi and Arpit which she is presenting as a series. It is called "For you". I have read few parts of the story and I loved the simplicity of it. Again I ended being a part of the story and could feel Simmi’s confusion and pain. When she was attracted to Arpit, I felt the attraction. When her heart broke, so did mine. I am hoping Simmi finds her solace in the story.
You can read it here.

I earlier spoke about connecting with the dark side of her. Let me share with you few words from a beautiful poem written by her. This is a poem I absolutely love. So much that I remember it by heart.

I am broken but alive,
Living and breathing,
Not cold and dead.
I may be beaten, but still I will fight,
I may yield but still I will stand straight,

I may get hurt but still I will hold my head high.
To defeat me, you will have to kill me,
Until then, I am broken but alive.
Living and breathing.

I leave you munching on these lines and I hope, rather I am sure there is something in her writing that will connect with you. And I am sure you will love her work as much as I do.

And last but not least I am really proud to share with you that Pankti is going to be a published author soon. Her most celebrated work will be soon available in the form of a novella. Something that I am looking forward to quite eagerly.


I am taking part in the Write tribe Festival of Words and this post is linked to Day 2 Blog Love. To participate or to know more about it please visit here

17 comments:

  1. Awwww Sfurti! Your love humbles me <3

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  2. I visited Pankti Mehta's blog. But when I clicked to 'join the site' , an error occurred. will try tomorrow.
    Thanks for acquainting her with the readers.

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  3. I am yet to read Pankti. With the colorful person that she is I guess, her writings would depict that too... Will hop over to her blog soon, now :)

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  4. Thanks for this.. am bookmarking the blog.

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  5. Sounds like a fascinating blog! Thanks for this.

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  6. Sounds interesting. If she can make you cry with her characters she must be good writer. Will hop over.

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  7. Thanks for sharing about Pankti's blog. Havent read her as yet! Will check her blog soon and wishing her the very best with the first novella! :)

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  8. Will check out her blog...you obviously look up to her and her writing. Totally evident through your post. :)

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  9. Oh, I love Pankti's blog too :) I cannot get Anne's story and her horrible warts out of my mind :(

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  10. Well Pankti is an amazing person and a blogger so I would say a great pick!!

    Richa

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  11. Thanks for pointing the way...I'll really have to get to know her better!

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  12. I have read some of her writing as part of an online fiction workshop

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  13. Ah.. Pankti Mehta.. Yes, I do read her too :)

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  14. Yes Indeed... I read her a few times... :) Just bookmarked it to be a regular at her place [read blog] :)

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  15. Pankti and I became friends first thanks to FB and then I started reading her blog!
    As you have said it - she is a brilliant story teller and the tiny story-teller in me appreciates her work quite a bit!

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  16. That's a lovely showcase, Sfurti!

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  17. Lovely list of bloggers. Love your introduction:)

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