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 <title>The Business of Ink</title> 
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 <updated>2005-03-02T19:23:11+05:30</updated> 
 <summary type="text">  Just what does it mean to write? Or be able to write? No, I  </summary> 
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   Just what does it mean to write? Or be able to write? No, I   
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2005-02-13:1489</id>
 <title>Sic transit...</title> 
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 <updated>2005-02-13T17:22:36+05:30</updated> 
 <summary type="text">  Just off Calcutta  </summary> 
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   Just off Calcutta   
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2005-01-12:1371</id>
 <title>SCIPIO</title> 
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 <updated>2005-01-12T18:07:52+05:30</updated> 
 <summary type="text">    The Mediterranean stretched before him.  
    In smouldering scuttled hulks, the enemy fleet  
    lay dead, once pride and pest  
    of that placid main. The heat  
    troubled him; he ...</summary> 
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     The Mediterranean stretched before him.  
    In smouldering scuttled hulks, the enemy fleet  
    lay dead, once pride and pest  
    of that placid main. The heat  
    troubled him; he felt oppressed.  
    And the land held nothing for him.  
    &nbsp;     
    His eyes roved over the waste. All round,  
    death rose in listless wisps of smoke: its reek  
    would drape history like a shroud.  
    Turning, he gazed awhile on his salt streak,  
    that runnel of ruin he had ploughed  
    to neuter this obstinately fecund ground.  
    &nbsp;    
    Tired, he faced northwards again, and home.  
    His eyes briefly brimmed. No unlettered lout,  
    his mind hovered on distant Troy,  
    and saw in a poet   
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2004-12-25:1291</id>
 <title>THE UNTRAVELLED WORLD</title> 
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 <updated>2004-12-25T23:13:55+05:30</updated> 
 <summary type="text">  The history of exploration might well be the history of human stupidity. Throughout its tortuous course folly abounds, reason unaccountably takes a backseat, and the seamier shades of human ...</summary> 
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   The history of exploration might well be the history of human stupidity. Throughout its tortuous course folly abounds, reason unaccountably takes a backseat, and the seamier shades of human nature bloom overnight like toadstools after a shower. Successes are in spite of these obvious deterrents, more in the nature of happy accidents; largesse scattered by a Providence basking in the glow of a fine cognac, since there was no way the laws of probability could have so decreed.  
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  But it is the failures which arrest our attention, haunt us long after the players, inept, inadequate or plain unlucky have gone to theirValhallas. Robert Falcon Scott was the quintessential British tragic hero, the man done out of the Pole by the deviousness (as the British saw it) of a vile foreigner    
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2004-11-11:1125</id>
 <title>ARMISTICE</title> 
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 <updated>2004-11-11T18:24:31+05:30</updated> 
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        At the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of far off 1918 the guns fell silent on the Western Front. The lamps which went out all over Europe four terrible years before on an early August evening would never be lit again; the Edwardian twilight faded permanently into the gloom. The muffled drums of retreat rolled the recessionals everywhere, and friend and foe alike stood still with bowed heads for the most moving piece of music in all creation, the Last Post.   
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  The decades since have seen many questionable wars, a few dubious peaces; but man   
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2004-11-07:1115</id>
 <title>PAUSE</title> 
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 <updated>2004-11-07T21:10:48+05:30</updated> 
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    (A reply to Anil&#039;s comment on the post below). ...</summary> 
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    (A reply to Anil's comment on the post below).  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;  &nbsp;&nbsp;  
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 Strange that you hope I find what I seek. 
 Often I   
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 <id>tag:blogs.fullhyderabad.com,2004-11-07:1114</id>
 <title>SIGNING UP</title> 
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 <updated>2004-11-07T18:12:30+05:30</updated> 
 <summary type="text">  Anyone knowing anything of military  mores   </summary> 
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   Anyone knowing anything of military  mores    
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