[One can dream, yes?]
No, but seriously. I have been asked often about my preferences in aesthetics, and most times have been unable to come up with a good answer because the waiting ears wished me to context my choice either in Bollywood or... erm... Bollywood.
But after a certain amount of thought, I have realized that all that I find intriguing about the male tangent of the specie is summed up by these wonderful men.
In no particular order, then--
David Bowie
Johnny Cash.
Maynard James Keenan
Joaquin Phoenix
So now we are getting somewhere. What then is the LCM of this dark yet olympian bunch?
[Dammit, list making IS fun]
1. Music. Must have music in blood, in head, in feet, all the time.
2. Intense eyes. Black holes into the 9th dimension, and autumn windows overlooking the stormy bay. No, really-- look at Joaquin, for instance:
Le gulp. And Bowie, too-- An injured eye from a long-ago fight makes this child of satan even more appealing:
3. Turbulence. An edge. Well directed, productive anger-- and if you think that's bollocks, do note Cash and Maynard's output, and their commitment to the issues they are passionate about. Bowie and Phoenix too-- perfectionists, and passionate about their respective crafts. Cash spoke for the people in America who never had a voice: in spite of being ignored by radio stations, he surged on. That power-packed finger above? Believe me, it was no pose. Maynard, whether by himself or with Tool or APC, always stands for his beliefs, whether those be anti-war or the balance in jiu-jitsu.
4. The ability to re invent oneself. Bowie hasn't let up in his creative steam-- Cash was no country rocker: beloved of NIN, APC, U2, Tool and other cutting edge bands of today, he enjoyed nothing more than playing with the new, covering their songs, jamming together. Joaquin is a book on the subject all by himself, as is Maynard.
I did mention intense eyes, yes? Sigh.
Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggh.
Right ho. Here's taking my dreams and self off to bed.
Want that harem. Screw the xbox. HAREM!!
Ahem.
Sharanya Manivannan – Long Bio
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