I've been a writer and author since five years and I know that the best thing a writer can do is to decrease the gap between the 'virtual' imagination and the 'physical' words. As the imagination gets deeper, the job becomes harder; and I believe, the deepest feelings that we carry, memories that occupy the farthest corner of our heart are impossible to describe in such 'less-dimensional' words. They cannot be laid on the paper. The most fundamental concepts on the physics of the universe are not even physical, rather they are entirely informative. Just like that, the most primary blocks of our memories are no words but are symphonies. Symphonies are the only thing having sufficient dimension to describe them. That is why when we try to explain a very close memory, we loose words. We all murmur musics composed by ourselves and each of them are excellently beautiful and unique. I'm lucky that I've been able to pull out some of mine from the almost...