How Can I...

How Can I Say I Still Love You...
When The Situation Is Up Side Down...

How Can I Say I Miss You...
When I Don't Want You To Get Sad When I Say That...

How Can I Say I Want To Hear Your Voice...
When I Can't Even Chat With You...

How Can I Say I Want To Hug You...
When You Are So Far Away...

How Can I Say I Need To Hold Your Hand...
When I Walk Alone...

How Can I Say I Want To Relive Those Moments With You...
After Coming So Far...

How Can I Say Every Moment I Think And Feel You...
Even When I Am Asleep...

How Can I Say My Heart Misses Yours...
Even When You Are Still In There...

How Can I ???

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Abhishek Gorale

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A software engineer by profession and a curious blogger by will. An ambivert who balances his creative and geeky sides.

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Rajastani Puppet Show...

Hi All, Though this is not a painting of mine but I liked what I did so here I'm showcasing it. Hope you enjoy this short story :D Mein huin aapka Puppet Master... :D ;)

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#EverWonderedWhy clock's hands move clockwise?

One of the everyday thing which we use all around the world is a clock. It has become such an integral part of our lives that neither the day starts nor the night ends without it. But have you #EverWonderedWhy clock's hands move clockwise? i.e.: From left to right. Why is it not the other way round? The answer to our curiosity lies in sundials and in which Earth's hemisphere the clock was invented in. Sundials was an earlier mechanism which were used to keep the track of time. They used to cast shadows with reference to the sun's position as it moved from East to West. Later when civilizations advanced mechanical clocks replaced the sundials. But even though they replaced them, the mechanical clocks where calibrated to match the speed of the movement of shadow of the sundials and also its direction of movement. Source: http://www.gifmania.co.uk/Technology-Animated-Gifs/Animated-Clocks/Sundials/ Now you might be wondering how the Earth’s hemisphere comes into

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