Tuesday, October 10, 2006

Losing Grip



I am a an Army kid...and for the first time in my life.. im wishing that i wern't.. because wen u realise that the price paid to save your countrymen from terrorism and war is so high .. it just does not seem like its worth it.. when the price paid is the life of young men.. a young man..a young boy.. whom you did lab experiments with.. whom you sat on the same bench with in bio class.. whom you went to school with in the same school bus.. whom you fought with when you wanted more marks than him in a test..

i lost a friend of mine to terrorism on Saturday.. I was watching a movie with my friends when he probably got shot by those bastards..when he was bleeding to death.. away from his family.. in the most beautiful place there is on the planet.. Kashmir.. that now i think of as a hell hole..

all those people who kill in the name of religion or whatever .. BASTARDS.

they took a friend away from me.. a son ..a brother.. and most importantly.. a boy.. who was meant to live a long wholesome life.. i hope they realise that even their God is never going to forgive them.. for they have sinned..

I wept uncontrollably yesterday... but he is never going to come back.

This entry is dedicated to Leuitenant Parthiban, JAK LI(Light Infantry).. we all love you.. but its too late now to say that.. and more importantly.. we all miss you.

4 comments:

Swetha said...

Its a very different feeling when you loose someone you have known through an accident or for a medical reasons. But losing someone just because he was protecting you and millions of people he doesn't even know is a feeling i can't even imagine!

Salutes to him!

Anonymous said...

i can understand how it is to loose a fren...!! and he being an army man!! i just cannot put that Agonizing feeling into words...

we are with you in this moment(??) of grief

VR

Anonymous said...

The killings and he justifications for that r mind sickening..the number of brothers who lost their lvies to kashmir insurgency is more than the loss india occurred in the 4wars...There seems to be no light on the other side of this tunnel..

Mathew Idikula said...

Just passed by your blog as i while straying on Angel's scrap book. Its a shame that the terrorist never realise what they are doing. We are losing many of our brave young men on the frontiers and at many strategic positions.Yes, it's an honour to salute the armed forces guarding this great nation and it's people.Saluting and praying for the departed soul.
Parthiban you made sure we keep our heads high and breath free. Thanks and we all are proud of your martyrdom.

An Indian brother/