Skip to content

Silent Eloquence

Silence. Eloquence. Everything in between.

Menu
  • About
  • Check-in
  • Contact
Menu

Category: Blog related

Home, Sweet home

Posted on November 19, 2006November 19, 2006 by Surya

A place to paint our little dreams, A shoulder to cry when none comes true, A rooftop to shout out the simple joys, A street to rebel, even if it may be vain; It’s just bits and bytes afloat in ether Yet home, when it all comes together. Returning home is a bitter sweet idea…

Read more

New Template

Posted on June 11, 2005June 30, 2005 by Surya

I have finally moved to a template/theme, that is easier to read and faster to load. Thanks for all your comments that prompted this change.

Read more

Welcome to my new home!

Posted on May 12, 2005June 30, 2005 by Surya

I finally got down to moving Silent Eloquence from blogspot to my own site. Its been more than five years since I got this domain as a birthday gift and I finally have something up! Just a few notes on the moving process: Installing wordpress and porting over to your blog is really a simple…

Read more

Diversity problem in the blogosphere?

Posted on April 7, 2005June 30, 2005 by Surya

Came across this rather interesting article, Blogging Beyond the Men’s Club which says that the blogosphere is dominated by white males. “Does the blogosphere have a diversity problem? Viewed one way, the issue seems a bit absurd. These self-generated personal Web sites are supposed to be the ultimate grass-roots phenomenon…So why, when millions of blogs…

Read more

One small step for me, one giant leap for my blog

Posted on February 11, 2005June 30, 2005 by Surya

Today I did the unthinkable..I let two of my friends know abt my blog and sent them the link..Well, its unthinkable coz now I am nervous..this was gonna be my cosy corner where I wrote whatever i wanted, no holes barred..But I found out thats not possible..i have identified myself here anyways. And letting people…

Read more

Ok! I have had it!

Posted on February 7, 2005June 30, 2005 by Surya

Ok! I have really had it this time! I have attempted to start a blog an umpteen times and never got past 10 posts..and I came across this blog perchance and I was like..wait a sec..wow! this person really writes like me…and then, it turned into a..oh my god..i wrote this..and only a few months…

Read more

Why do I have a blog?

Posted on August 27, 2004June 30, 2005 by Surya

I need to answer this here, now. Otherwise I will never remember why I started this. I usually type in little scrap notes all over the place. It doesnt help that I have four different computers ( two at office and two at home) that I use regularly and interchangably. So I have stuff all…

Read more

Silent Eloquence: Beauty and Power of words

Posted on August 26, 2004June 30, 2005 by Surya

The randomness of words..the beauty of the written word when it is dealt with without inhibitions..they surpass many more common and well accepted genres of beauty. The thoughts of a person who is writing are restrained by the speed of his own writing. It does not gallop like unreined wind. Instead it flows smoothly like…

Read more

Recent Comments

  • 10 years | Silent Eloquence on Remembering a journey
  • J. on Excerpt: The Picture of Dorian Gray
  • Surya on Mother
  • Siddhartha on Mother
  • Loxley on Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist
  • Ajish on Me too..!
  • Punjabi on Languages or Dialects?
  • Alpha on Why do we appreciate art?
  • sameer on Me too..!
  • lol 7 years later on Languages or Dialects?

Archive

Categories

  • Asides
  • Blog related
  • Books
  • Catch-all
  • Culture & Languages
  • Entertainment
  • Favourites
  • Featured
  • Fiction
  • India
  • Links
  • Management
  • Musings
  • Personal
  • poetry
  • random
  • Science
  • Short Story Month
  • Society
  • Tech
  • Travel
  • Women
  • Writing

Twitter

  • @stephsmithio Always to the male. When am out with family, that’s fine. But at work dinners, when I am the senior p… https://t.co/H1VJNpiRFH about 4 days ago in reply to stephsmithio
  • “Unable to leave his tortured mind unattended during his crushing schedule as a wartime prime minister, he simultan… https://t.co/74FAYoy0eI about 5 days ago
  • The reality of talent: By accepting that we may not be *the* best, we free ourselves to be *our* best. Chapter 12… https://t.co/quFEJyCeBO about 6 days ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • We play hard, but we resign ourselves to losing so it doesn’t hurt when we lose. That inevitably means we lose. U… https://t.co/AJ5UXVHojg about 6 days ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • “Humiliation of effortful hoping.” - what a poignant phrase. In a competition with an equally matched opponent, on… https://t.co/IiY19boV4e about 6 days ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • Why does sport matter? I dedicated an entire childhood to competitive sports without ever asking that question. Add… https://t.co/oDGchEcJSW about 6 days ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • “Thinking about winning often acts as an antidote to winning. The key is to allow yourself to win, but that is what… https://t.co/3GtRrASZim about 6 days ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • To create or to discover - two pleasing acts. Is one more worthy than the other? A short post on the art form tha… https://t.co/89A0qOtkdx about 6 days ago
  • “Concentration is about building an alliance with parts of our self for whatever purposes we are caught up in.”… https://t.co/RhpiixtxzL about 1 week ago in reply to silenteloquence
  • I wonder what I would know when I am 60, that I don’t even know that I don’t know now? Seeing things as they are… https://t.co/qRYtAuI03z about 1 week ago in reply to silenteloquence
@silenteloquence
©2022 Silent Eloquence | Built using WordPress and Responsive Blogily theme by Superb