Immortal FOREST GUMP

Won 6 Oscars. Another 32 wins & 38 nominations.

Tom Hanks delivers an astounding performance as Forrest Gump.

Starring: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise, Sally Field This was flat out one of the best movies of 1994. It won best picture for a reason, along with a few other Academy Awards. I think one of the tag lines for the movie was, “The world will never be the same once you’ve seen it through the eyes of Forrest Gump.” How true. The movie is basically one simple man’s journey through life. And what a journey.

The movie opens with Forrest (Hanks) sitting at a bus stop, waiting to go see Jenny (Wright) after being apart from her for years. Who is Jenny, you ask? We’ll get to that in a minute. Forrest strikes up a conversation or two with the people that come and wait for the bus with him. Or, more accurately, he keeps talking regardless of whether anybody is listening or not. The movie plays out as a flashback, with Forrest taking us through all the major events of his life and narrating them.

The flashback starts when Forrest is a little boy, about six years old or so, just at about the age where he should be starting school. We get to take a look at Forrest’s childhood as he gets leg braces to straighten out his back, as his momma (Field) fights (and does a few other things) to get him into public school, and as he meets for the first time the love of his life. Jenny. He meets her on the way to school, sitting next to her on the bus, and they strike up a friendship immediately.

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The Sacred Journey

Life should not be long, But it should be BIG

The sacred sun shines and shimmers,

With a bliss and ravishing art.

Lo’ my friends I stand before thee,

‘Coz it’s the tie for us to depart.

Life then walks down the memory lane,

In a patient, but rigid craft,

But the craft refuses to return although,

As it’s the time or us to depart.

Separation is a course of life,

As life is like a cart.

And the cart goes places with faces,

Some arrives and some depart….

Life is an Ability

life and ability

Life is a question, of savored suggestion.

Life is a series, of joy and dejection.

Life is a trial, without compassion,

Life is a risk, and then the celebration.

Follow your heart,

And chase your hopes.

Life then is not an art,

But an ability.

TRUE OR FALSE

true or false

A lady with a white.

Is waiting in the shine.

For me it’s the time to bright,

As I am thinking of mine.

I saw her with a wrinkled smile,

She gave me a bright smile.

But for me it’s not the time to smile,

As my life is about a mile.

Oh! My lord, what I do?

Shall I love or I leave?

Is it for me the time to do?

As for journey I am about to leave.

Now the wheel, wheeled towards me,

And I’m still waiting for she.

But for me it’s the journey of key,

As I waited the train left me.