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Blogs > looklook > Views from the Balcony


looklook 86M
4486 posts
9/26/2023 9:50 am

Last Read:
1/21/2025 9:30 am
Rahe Na Rahe Hum ( I may or may not be here).
The song, Rahe Na Rahe Hum, is an odd to love that celebrates the permanence of memory. It is more than mere words. It captures an inspiring philosophy on losing a loved one. The English summary of the song is posted below for those who would like to listen to it on the internet. Just google the words “Rahe Na Rahe Hum”. The song was sung by Late Lata Mangeshkar many years before this day.

Please read and Ponder Upon:

I may or may not be physically present, but my fragrance will linger on, just like a bud, like a gentle breeze in a devoted garden. The garden will always be adorned with beautiful colours, regardless of the changing weather conditions. Whether it's autumn or spring, the sweet scent of love from my hair will always be present to be savoured. And as I bloom, I will sway and dance gracefully.

Being lost in deep love, I no longer feel separation from togetherness. Ever since you entered my heart, I have remained in the realm of love. Just like a bud and a gentle breeze in a devoted garden, whether I am here or not.

When I am gone, you may pause by my grave as you walk by in the rainy moonlight, wet with my tears. You will hear me call you as you walk by, and we shall meet somewhere again. I may or may not be here, but my fragrance will linger on.


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/26/2023 10:39 am

 “Between what is said and not meant, and what is meant and not said, most of love is lost.” ― Kahlil Gibran


Rocketship 81F
19001 posts
9/26/2023 11:29 am

 Ahhh.... So very poignant~~

Thank you for sharing this lovely poem/lyrics~~


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/26/2023 11:49 am
    Quoting Rocketship:
    Ahhh.... So very poignant~~

    Thank you for sharing this lovely poem/lyrics~~
The song was written by Majrooh Sultanpuri in Urdu/ Hindi and was sung by Late Lata Mangeshkar. It was used in the movie "Mamta". I love the song and listen to it when I miss my loved ones. Thanks for stopping by, dear friend Rocket. Take care of yourself.


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/26/2023 10:35 pm
    Quoting  :
Shartaun, thank you so much for your comments on the blog. I appreciate. Late Lata Mangeshkar was one of the legendary singers from the sub-continent where I live. Her melodious voice captivated us for decades. She recorded songs in various languages, including my mother tongue, Bengali. Take care. Stay safe.



Archer62 84F
7523 posts
9/27/2023 2:33 am

 VERY INTERESTING AND INSPIRING LYRICS. THANKS FOR BRINGING UP THE SUBJECT.


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/27/2023 6:57 am
    Quoting Archer62:
    VERY INTERESTING AND INSPIRING LYRICS. THANKS FOR BRINGING UP THE SUBJECT.
Archer, The lyrics are not only inspiring but also sad and poignant. As mentioned above, the lyrics are meaningful and philosophical as well. The song tells us to hold on to the memories of our loved ones who have left us for good for another world. Take care, dear friend, ARCHER. Be safe.


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/27/2023 7:06 am
    Quoting  :
Shartaun,
The sitar is an important musical instrument used in this sub-continent. It was used in this song also. Thanks for stopping by again. Stay cheerful always, dear friend.


maudie1957 75F

9/27/2023 9:45 pm

 This is really beautiful Looklook. Thank you for sharing it with us. Hope you are keeping well.


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/28/2023 12:44 am
    Quoting maudie1957:
    This is really beautiful Looklook. Thank you for sharing it with us. Hope you are keeping well.
I am doing well, dear Maudie. Thank you for asking. I hope you are safe and healthy. I look forward to hearing from you here in the future.


TwilightSpirit 58F
1539 posts
9/28/2023 1:00 am

 Thank you for sharing!


looklook 86M
4099 posts
9/28/2023 6:58 am

 Thanks for stopping by after a considerable time. Your short comment has no doubt enriched this piece. Take care of yourself, TwilightSpirit. Stay happy and cheerful.




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