La-Creative

Can you hear me please? I am fine I am dying inside and I find no way out of it. There is darkness everywhere and I am drowning in it. I feel like crying every time. Physically I might be seemed okay but inside there are purple bruises on my heart and soul. I am yelling for help and perhaps none hears me. This feeling is worst and it is killing me every day. I want to shout but I can’t. I need to be silent. Okay…… I shall help myself I shall go back to work… But I can’t work. My soul doesn’t help me to concentrate My heart is aching. I feel my presence in an empty room Now everyone thinks that I am fine but no, I have now learnt to hide it better. Perhaps I am fine...! I really want to be happy but there is something inside me which is screaming and killing me The best part of my day is when I am asleep because nothing disturbs me when I am asleep. Every day I wake up to fight with same demons that left me tired the night before My care

The term Media is commonly used by people as to enlighten the moderation but I can prove impacts badly on the society especially the electronic media. The term ‘Enlightened Moderation’ has become a cliche, and it is the electronic media which propagates this term quite shamelessly. The enlightened moderation shows us awareness, understanding and freedom from prejudice and superstitions. But media has its own way of interpreting this term lying at the base of present ruling regime’s political agenda. For some, the enlightened moderation is reflected in the way you choose to dress up, consequently the dress code (of ladies to be more precise and continues to shrink both in size and content) considerably, flashing more and more skin. I mean we use to see this kind of stuff on the satellite TV and even on the Indian channels, but somehow it did not seem as odd as it does now when we see our own channels reflecting a dress code that is just not ours, either ethnically or moral