Dawn in Prabhat: Why Live my Country?

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Why Live my Country?

Live in the country that I am born in, that is where I know my origins best and its reasons better.

To make the bread is a challenge yet the goal to live a civilisation and evolve its cultures is a satisfying engagement that make the roots for the next generation stronger.

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Emmet SmithJune 19, 2012 at 5:46 AM
The country that I was born in no longer exist. I am moving.
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Readers make a Writer. Your views and comments will help me write for you better. In appreciation. Happy Reading!

Hello Reader!

Welcome to Dawn in Prabhat blog - that compiles reflections on the world happenings and how it impacts people; the way the world evolves and people change - across cultures, backgrounds and communities.

You are not meeting an expert here. Simpler put, the Author is a candid eye: keeping afloat 50 years looking into the world he sees, perhaps a little closer, yet from the perspective of a stranger for whom the experience is new; thus, its learning fresh and rarely against a cast.

It is engaging when you meet people or encounter an event that impacts societies - small or big, across regions. An incident or an event impacts us, our personal lives, relations with people whether it is the politics, economics or ecology; as a child, youth or the elderly. Most often we stop at the news of the event or its highly authoritative opinion. Sometimes we wish to see it ordinarily, at a closer level and beyond its peripheral impact. How does that touch me and my life. It is that which the Author seeks to relate.

The Author belongs to India; has been fortunate however to engage with people and cultures of the larger South Asian region, Africa, West Asia, European nations, the Americas, South East Asia and Australia/New Zealand. He may relate to India better, yet he keeps the perspective wider.

The Author saw situations and people as a visual, and a struggler for words; so he has attended to the visual sensory more and cast the compositions in their best textual expressions. With the vision to see the depth of an understanding as it would impact closer home lives, in a language that may touch, more than read. For most readers it has been a matter of striking a connect; once they did, the mind ticked less as the matter made sense. Language lends possibilities and opportunities as wonderful game of letters or words unfolding in a relay felt thoughts. The composition in this blog, is about a glimpse and closer glance, varying from a simpler street play to a passionate expression.

It is a blog that seeks to evolve by bringing closer the values of the readers' comments and views and would change successively to strike the best rhyme between the writer's expression and reader's rejoice. You could re read the same post, as that may have been modified for a more evolved expression. No plot here, no theme or a straight jacketed script. In that context this blog is not a Club Literati!

A writer would be one whose readers' acknowledge. Your acknowledgement as views or comments will be my best inspiration for my goal would be to deliver what you like and that relation would offer every successive reader a superior read. As I look forward to make Dawn in Prabhat, a window between the people at home to see how they are connected more closely with the bigger and greater moments that encounter the big world outside.

In appreciation.

Dawn in Prabhat

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