This post has been published as a part of the Chennai Bloggers Club’s ‘Six Word Memoir’ tag. A big ‘Thank you’ to the very talented Gopal (aka Gopalakrishnan Krishnasamy) for passing the baton on to me (er, also for the gentle reminder that it is now my turn ;-))
Imagine summarising your life in 6 words? Quite a challenge, isn’t it? I don’t remember what I had for breakfast this morning, and yet I’ve taken on the challenge of writing my life’s story in just Six words!!!
Here goes…
‘Far from perfect, yet perfectly beautiful’
Naaaice, eh?
And now, for some completely FREE gyaan about my 6-word-memoir – I have recently come to realise that nobody’s life is perfect (‘about time’ you say, hey?). Yet, I feel it is these imperfections that make life so perfect. Imagine a world where everything is in abundance, nobody is ever in want of anything… it sounds nice, but it would be incredibly boring beyond a point. So there…. it is the perfections that add beauty to life, and make it so beautiful!
And now, I pass on the Olympic torch to Sulaiman Sait – a medical student who writes poetry even about the most sensitive and difficult topics (ranging from euthanasia to female infanticide!). Would love to see your 6-word-memoir, Sulaiman.
(PS: Thank you Susan Deborah for bringing Chennai Bloggers together :-))
beautiful and love the six words…far from perfect, yet perfectly beautiful:)
True, isn’t it? All of us are imperfect yet beautiful. Loved your memoir, Pal. Great.
Joy always,
Susan
P. S. Thanks for the mention.
Omg you are just too good…. Brilliant loved it 🙂
That has to be the most perfect summary of a life in 6 words. Absolutely perfect!
Brilliant..and perfect 🙂
Right. you said it right!
🙂
Really naaaice! In fact perfect!
Agree…life would be incredibly boring if everything is too damn perfect; in fact, we might be like robots if that was the case. And the sum-up of your life in 6 words – such a beautifully phrased oxymoron! 🙂
Well said!
you are right. Well said!!