Here I am.......back Home!!!!

From the whole lot of interesting moments in ILP @ Coimbatore, the first one is a poem written by my friend called Harmeet Singh Saroya from our batch.

Lived in C 35.......

The first day here, those unknown faces,
Faces were blank, without any traces.

The place was T1 and room number one,
History was written, our fate begun.

With Jeeva in class and we all in front,
Had software engineering, with old currents.

Days went well, nights became short,
Projects at hands and teams were formed.

Now I have a team and the number is two,
Rest four are gems, but except me.

With slow progress, those sleepless nights,
Working on projects, those conclusive fights.

Study in day, parties at night,
Celebrating b'days, with true delight.

Days are gone, those nights are gone,
Conflicts in team, those fights are gone.

Just a few more hours and we depart,
To chase our fortune with ways apart.

But please don't cry and don't say bye,
Enjoy the moments, don't let them dry.

Collect the memories and cherish them all your life,
Days you lived in your batches and I lived in C-35.

Comments

Arunkumar said…
hey good poem...

//
Just a few more hours and we depart,
To chase our fortune with ways apart.
//
nice lines these...

so unga trg mudinjiduchu... nalla project enjoy pannunga :)
5:35 PM
Manoj said…
hi hi hi... look who's here... welcome back Janani... nice poem as usual and wer r u posted mate???
3:21 AM
Unknown said…
hmm... coimbatorela nalla ensoi pannenga pola! ;)

wish u a very happy pongal.
12:28 AM
barbi bharadwaj said…
idelam konjam over. coimbatore oru dabba ooru. namma chennai mari varuma ?
its obvious u enjoyed there, but most of ur posts project cbe as a paradise.

romba thappu!

jk
8:31 AM
Seshadri said…
nee enna ketta question kekkiren.."ithu enna trng aa illa vacation aa " ..;)..project details therinjutha?
8:55 AM
Janani said…
@Arun Kumar
Chamatha tag mudichuteenga...Great.....
And thanks for the comments

@Manoj
Me posted back to Chennai da...

@karthik B.S
Supera enjoy pannom le....Ippo back to rock to Chennai

Happy Pongal to you too :-)

@Babri
Annathe Coimbatore nala ooru thaan...Angayum niraya idam iruku and climate is too good...But Chennai is great...Othukarom... Ellam nalathum sollanum nu sonna udane tension agureengale...

@Seshadri
Fun Filled Hectic Training da ithu...Project hmmmmm...Sorry No Comments
10:44 AM
Serendipity said…
beautiful poem :)
11:52 AM
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