Quotes are the conspicuous explanation of inconspicuous things. Quotes are merely that treasure of macrocosm that a person who is the master of this treasure will remain in a fish out of water-like condition until its fraction, division, or segmentation. Quotes are the most powerful weapons of the cosmos. They target your emotions. Quotes are in fact opportunities to fall under the auspices of the herculean intelligence of an exquisite mortal. Just tell me one thing…have you ever watched the trailer of a movie and you thought of watching the whole movie? If yes! It means that you are clinching and absorbing my treatment and the water of my knowledge because quotes are the central ideas and a sucked drop of experience from the cascade of experience of the experience of a blessed one. Sometimes three to four drops of water are enough for an individual to quench his thirst and to make a judgment about its PH value. I am not going to impress you by writing the quotes of someone else and to create a smoke screen between you and me but in fact, I am exclusively writing my own as; “A yes-man can never become a leader because his first and foremost obligation is to worship the rising sun.” And “The moments of happiness are like butterflies.” One more is knocking on the door of my mind “Nothing is impossible for you, you are a writer. Your world is imaginational.” In my book “Loudly Speaking Silent Words” I fought tooth and nail and I moved heaven and earth to pay the price of my words and I think that I am the winner of my fight. In this book there are more than 50 quotations. However, I merely believe that one match stick is enough to ash the whole forest. Writing a book or a play is a very hard nut to crack and especially for that student whose base is solely and merely science. In the scientific field, you can diagnose any disease even cancer, and its intensity with the help of artificial intelligence. But in literature and to write something, if you want to measure the intensity of a disease you have to become the patient of the same disease and that is enjoyable for a pain lover like me.
Basically, I am a student of English literature and I call myself that I am an everlasting student of the UOS M.B DIN Campus.
“Appreciations are the keys to success, neither hard work nor anything else.”
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