Archive for the Kunal Goel category

January 15th, 2006

Friday the 13th

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

Do we have to do this?
Yes.
Why?
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January 8th, 2006

On Pigeons

Posted in Kunal Goel, Poems by Kunal Goel

These pigeons in my balcony,
Fighting with each other,
Brutally.
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January 7th, 2006

Foreplay

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

Twice born?
Yes.
And me?
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January 1st, 2006

Wishing For A Lazy New Year

Posted in Figments, Kunal Goel by Kunal Goel

Wishing for—

More love,
More books,
More flowers.

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December 28th, 2005

A Senryu

Posted in Kunal Goel, Poems by Kunal Goel

Life with you is fun.
Nobody understood me before,
Now even I don’t.

-Kunal Goel

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December 27th, 2005

Half Minute Of Love

Posted in Kunal Goel, Poems by Kunal Goel

Note: Odd lines by girl, even by boy.

Can half a minute save your life?
Hey ten seconds would do!
Come on you surely don’t mean that.
I’m sure it’s not untrue.

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December 24th, 2005

Surprise

Posted in Figments, Kunal Goel by Kunal Goel

You doing something?
Yeah!
What?
Surprise.
Oh!

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December 23rd, 2005

3310

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

Ishan: I can write a story on anything.
Payal: Anything?
Ishan: Absolutely anything.
Payal: My cell phone?
Ishan: 3310?
Payal: Yes.
Ishan: Ok I’ll write.

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December 17th, 2005

Real Life

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

This happened in real life >
A friend of my girlfriend died in a car accident after 2 months of her leaving me.
A friend of my girlfriend died in a car accident after 2 months of her meeting me.
Two different girls.
Two car accidents.
Two deaths.
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December 13th, 2005

A Review of “One Night @ The Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat”

Posted in Books, Kunal Goel by Kunal Goel

This is the second book by Chetan Bhagat, whose first book “Five Point Someone” was a major hit in India. This one is even better than his first book. It’s funny and interesting and very light. Bhagat is an excellent storyteller but he needs a good editor. The book is very cheap at 95 rupees, but cheapness comes at a price — bad editor and bad paper/print quality. I started reading it last night and finished it in one sitting — 6 hours straight. No, I wasn’t sitting, I was lying.
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December 2nd, 2005

Secret of a Happy Married Life

Posted in Kunal Goel, Plays by Kunal Goel

Characters are introduced.
Amit Roy: 42 years old, accountant in a private company, husband of Mridul for the last 18 years, impotent for the last 2 years.
Mridul Roy: 37 years old, housewife.
Tirath Nath: 28 years old, postman.
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November 29th, 2005

First Love

Posted in Kunal Goel, Poems by Kunal Goel

Detour my lovely boy you are
Fantastic and so cool!
Oh duh nston you are wonderful,
And I am just a fool.

I think of you all night and day,
Then day and night again.
My every waking thought is you,
I’m sane, no I’m insane.

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November 27th, 2005

a short romantic poem

Posted in Kunal Goel, Poems by Kunal Goel

Yes, yes, yes.
Yes.
Come, come, come.
Come?
Yes come, yes, come.
I get you.
You?
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November 22nd, 2005

Skeleton of a Story

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

People were laughing. He was dead.
Slapstick.
He slipped on a banana peel = funny.
He died = funny.
Black comedy.
He died and no one laughed.
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November 21st, 2005

Uxorious?

Posted in Kunal Goel, Short stories by Kunal Goel

It’s great if you are Einstein. Great thing if you are Jesus Christ. Yes it’s a big thing. It’s a big thing to be her husband. More