Saturday, April 19, 2008

A Divine Gift


Green hills yes!! Creepers covered hills
He sat looking towards the cloudy Horizon
Winged ones flying   so fast as they can
Their voice breaks the silence for a while
 
The breeze fresh and cool blows so slow
and brings scents from  village gardens 
He sat beneath the trees, by the lake 
there she came on that moonless night
 
 Beautiful moonless night, they whispered. 
Moments, yes!! Celestial, they enjoyed  
The scent of her long hair, it was of rose
The musk of her body sweat tickles his senses
 
Lovely moments, filled with shame and surprise
the wind blows again, yes!! As a warning siren
His eyes opened!! no musk and no roses near
adieu...nothing is true yes!! Even a divine gift.

Thursday, April 17, 2008

BATTILE OF SEX.......

London: The battle of the sexes begins even before birth, in the womb, spelling adverse consequences for babies later.

A new study analysed the incidence of complications like respiratory distress syndrome found in pre-term twins.

Premature twin girls were better off than their male counterparts by 60 percent and less likely to develop respiratory distress syndrome or chronic lung diseases sometimes found in premature births.

Conversely, a male twin can compromise the health of his twin sister before birth. The disadvantage seems to be transferred from the boy to the girl in the womb.

Brian Reichman of Tel Aviv University (TAU) helped analyse the data collected by the Israel Neonatal Network, comprising 8,858 very low birth weight infants (one to three pounds) born prematurely between 24 and 34 weeks' gestation.

The study data covered infants born between 1995 and 2003 and included singletons, same-sex and mixed-sex pre-term twins.

"The effects are occurring already in the uterus," said Reichman, citing studies showing that females with male twins may be more masculinised later in life.

A paediatrics commentary on the research said: "For the time being, there remains some biological truth to the old nursery rhyme that boys are made of 'snakes, snails and puppy dogs tails', and 'girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice'."

"Perhaps nature knows something we do not," co-authors David K. Stevenson and Jon E. Tyson write.

The findings were published in Paediatrics.

MY HEART

Little more love a hand full love

Little more please fill all hearts

Heavenly dew the divine one

Can spread light even in dark

Flower bleeds love pure than snow

Drops by drops in celestial shower

Life is love and life needs love

Endless love share one by one

Love from mother endless shower

Seamless Love never it ends

Love from lover softer than feather

Feathery touch ever needs more

Heavenly born never gone back

My heart is full come and share