If I could tell you, how we met was magical
If I could tell you, how things clicked was magical
If t could tell you, the day I didn’t see you was tragical
If I could have, I would definitely have!
But would the things have changed then,
What if my efforts would have gone in vain?
I would never have put on you the blame,
Now things have escaped outreach to be the same
If I could tell you now, I would say nothing at all
Because I am not ready to talk once again fall,
Pain stakingly  I have built this really high wall
A wall so tall that I fell significantly small
If I could tell you, I would say one thing though
You reap, whatever u sow
And important isn’t the word said and expressed
But the intangible feeling that shouldn’t be suppressed.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Mothers & the obsession of society with self-sacrifice

  What an overwhelming responsibility, is what crosses my brain when I hear the word Mother. Some surprising statistics will show up if one searches about how many women become mothers at an age where they cannot even psychologically and physically make sense of this responsibility. It is just asked of her as a women. We are born in this world and taught by everything around us to deem our mothers to be this perfect representation of nurture and love that creates a distorted vision transforming her to an almost godly figure. Godly figure that we can push our both feasible and unrealistic expectations on her to fulfil. This sanctification has been done for so many years that even mother take this as a source of their validation and if it is absent then totally brand themselves as an unworthy mother and a human being. I am certainly not discounting their role in our lives, it’s the opposite. All mothers go through something so extraordinary that it is not everyone’s cup of te...
Read more

5 Habits that will change your way of living

Five changes you can make to your daily routine to see the significant changes in yourself that you can't afford to miss. I was wondering how I used to manage my daily routine when I started to write this. I was so adamant about sticking to my typical schedule of sleeping in late and arriving at the office late. Like everyone else, I made a resolution for the new year last year that I would improve my lifestyle or at the very least stop acting clumsily. I began with very little things. At first, I questioned whether or not those little things would alter my way of life. But after three months, it significantly altered my way of living. I'll outline these five modifications to my way of living that helped me & certainly will help you as well. 1.    Making bed in the morning : There's a proverb that goes, "If you make your bed in the morning, your whole day will be made," meaning you'll complete your first task, feel proud of yourself, and be prepared to...
Read more

QUALITY OF THINKING DETERMINES QUALITY OF LIFE

Fact: We have around 60,000 thoughts everyday and maximum of these thoughts are  same thoughts as the day before..! Quality of life actually not depends on Luck factor. This is very obvious that your thought shapes your beliefs. Your belief in turns affect your thought process. Your belief & your thoughts influence the way you live your life..! Suppose, you are going out of work and a glass from your hand slips, if you believes or assumes a foreboding. That thing will not only make you whole day bad but also make you think about that and will change your mind set. You actually cannot choose what happens to you, but you can choose how you respond to it and how much attention you are giving to the particular thinking. Then in that case : Quality of life also determines the focus of your attention on thoughts. A positive outlook and the ability to  deliberately choose how and where to focus one's self and thoughts are enormous asset and will improve one's lif...
Read more