The Levitating Bibliophile

"Let yourself be drawn towards Art" A Tumblr full of books, art journalling, food and pretty much everything a book nerd loves.

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The Types of People at Taraweeh

The Types of People at Taraweeh

Aalo pakoras, imli ki chutney dripping from them. Damn, dat a hard roza for you #yummy #pakoras #chutni #chutny #chutney #imli #spicy #mouthwatering #potato #eat A photo posted by Muhammad Khubaib (@noobography) on May 1, 2014 at 10:02pm PDT Dies* So I don’t blame those people at Taraawi who have sworn on their life that they won’t make it to the second Rakat/Cycle without burpin-BURRRRRRRRRRRP*…

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Ramadan Kareem

The last post was supposed to happen a week ago but I guess laziness got to me and I clicked ‘Publish’ today. This is a mini post that I wanted to do to wish all of you Ramadan Kareem and it was my first time that I saw the crescent. It was so beautiful *____* So, Ramadan Mubarak to all of you. Let us rejoice, as once again, we’re given a chance to repent from our sins. May Ramadan cleanse our…

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The One With The Freedom

The One With The Freedom

It’s been sooooo long since I updated my blog. But hey, don’t blame me. I have been working and studying for like months. I’d skip the rant of how my exams were a pain-in-the-ass… The internet has amazing things   So today, after I had given my final final (wow) and I was like Movies? Reading books? No wait, it should be Photography. OR ANIME. I think I did all =/ (except photography) As soon as…

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Gone Girl - Review

Gone Girl – Review

Author: Gillian Flynn Genre: Thriller “Who are you and what have we done to each other?” Ratings: 5 Synopsis:  It is Nick and Amy Dunne’s fifth wedding anniversary. After having a drink, he comes home to find his BEAUTIFUL AND CLEVER wife missing. The Police thinks that it is Nick who has killed her wife. Nick is evasive and bitter, like most husbands, but, can he really be a killer? Favorite…

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The One Where I Become Death

The One Where I Become Death

Hey boo! I haven’t done a blog post in a looooooooong time. The amount of ‘O’s might tell you how long it has been. And you know, this time you really can blame science for that. Ok, so now, it is the opposite.Remember how I used to babble about nothing interesting happening with me, and that I could not update my blog for a good reason? Well now interesting things are happening but damn gurl, i…

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13 Reasons Why - Review

13 Reasons Why – Review

“A lot of you cared. Just not enough.” Author: Jay Asher Genre: YA Fiction, Romance Ratings: 3.8 Synopsis: Clay Jensen returns home to find a strange package with his name on it. Inside he discovers a few cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker – his classmate and love- who committed suicide 2 weeks ago. Hannah’s voice explains that there were 13 Reasons why she killed herself and Clay, might be…

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The Girl on the Train - Review

The Girl on the Train – Review

What happened on Saturday and where was Rachel? Author: Paula Hawkins Genre: Psychological Thriller Ratings: 3/5 Synopsis: Rachel catches the same train every morning. She knows it will wait at the same signal each time. She has even started to feel like she knows the people who live in one of the houses that the she sees from the train when it passes through. ‘Jess and Jason’, she calls them.…

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The Girl on the Train - Review

The Girl on the Train – Review

  Author: Paula Hawkins Genre: Psychological Thriller Ratings: 3/5 Synopsis: Rachel catches the same train every morning. She knows it will wait at the same signal each time. She has even started to feel like she knows the people who live in one of the houses that the she sees from the train when it passes through. ‘Jess and Jason’, she calls them. Their life – as she sees it – is perfect. If…

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The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

    What happened on Saturday and where was Rachel? Author: Paula Hawkins   Genre: Psychological Thriller Ratings: 3/5 Synopsis: Rachel catches the same train every morning. She knows it will wait at the same signal each time. She has even started to feel like she knows the people who live in one of the houses that the she sees from the train when it passes through. ‘Jess and Jason’, she calls…

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These are flies. They don’t care what you say. Be like flies

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Another poem that goes into my collection

To You, I Give You My… (A poem by Me)

To you, I give you my love, Delicate and soft, like a white love To you, I give you my eyes, They have seen the world and all that lies To you, I give you my arms, Bury yourself within, it’s worth a few charms To you, I give you my lips, The cold kiss reminds me of the orange pips To you, I give you my hands, They have made castles in the air and sands To you, I give you my feet, You can have my heart, don’t play it to the beat

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The tree we sat and talked under, is now a mere totem of our existence

This Art Journal really keeps me going. I am loving how these Polaroids turn up. Lovely

This is my first poem that I have written (The first I remember). The other one that I posted was my second one. See if you love this?

Dear Old Friend (A Poem by Me)

Dear old friend! Did you ever ponder On the things that I may have wondered? Those thoughts that entered my head Left my body broken dead The daggers that stabbed my heart Left my silhouette in the dirt Those words that lashed out like a whip Branded my body with a little rip

Dear old friend! What did you expect Would I not have any self-respect? The monsters in my mind that once were ceased Have now broken their prisons and been released The body that held that confusion Is now a vessel of mere delusion Dear Friend! Step into this kingdom of Isolation Present in the city of Desolation

Dear old friend! Those thoughts that had me mad Were demons of the past, nothing but bad The daggers that stabbed my heart from a figure Has caused death to loom large near The brands of my body are a mark of a memory These dark marks reminds me of your trickery Everything has now all been crumbled Get ready for you are now to tremble

And that is it. Phew! This one was long. Le me know if you like it or if you can edit it up?

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LEFT (19th January): I felt, I don’t know why, but kind of depressed. I kept having bad vibes. Stupid little thing. So, thanks to tumblr, I went over to THEORDINARYYOUNGMAN’s tumblr blog and I drew this from there. He had 7 friends, and they all visited him that day. Fear, rage, expectations, insecurity, jealousy, anxiety and paranoia.

RIGHT: Well, to give a pretty clear disclaimer, THAT was NOT the background for my mini stupid poem. See if you like it or if you can edit it up?

MY LIFE

Why is my life getting all so calm When it was supposed to get worse and worse A nightmare I was in, it never seemed to end Is this a dream, or have I gone all numb

Why is my life getting all so static Furious like a fire that burnt us to basic Like a static sea all so calm, Where even the horizon has no land Like a desert all so vast, You never see an oasis mirage in sight

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I don't know if anything will define me like this again...

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The Green Eyed Monster

I may be the most jealous person in the world. I envy this potato :(

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I have hated the words and I have loved them. But I hope I have made them right This books is a must read. It really changes the perspective you look at death and war.