Your expectations will only meet when you think from your mind, not your heart.

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Testing your patience is like that long night when you are not able to fall asleep and you want the night to quickly pass away.

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The harder I try to recall,
our memory together seems more beautiful to me,
so much that individually we may be inferior.

I try not to scratch the surface,
as it would wither away the part of me that belongs to us.

But I may forever try to etch the vivacious possibilities of the rendezvous on a moonlit vase,
to which one tender blow would set you free,
and in another million repetitions,
You won’t ever exist in me.

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The closer you look at your parents they look more like giants. It is unfathomable to look upon them as humans who are prone to mistakes.

So, sometimes it makes sense to look at them from a distance so that they look smaller.

Maybe then their mistakes and actions would start making some sense.

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How compassionate you are towards others is evident in the benchmark of ‘respect in action’ you set for them, else it is immaterial how great your intent was.

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Only in the presence of absence one sees the worth of attention.

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In every process of life it’s the shaky decision that costs you trouble and not the outcome.
Being justful in your approach aptly justifies your destiny.

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Half of humanity is dopamine addict the other half is successful.

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The battle is for every inch of the conquerable land,
it climaxes often when you struggle to rebound from the depths of your self.
Beyond which every single moment is crucial, for survival, for victory.
To reside in the glory,
one must live in the ephemeral moments a little longer,
hold the guard a bit more tighter,
and desire the hoped for desire lasting like never before.

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“I know I don’t belong here” -
My ego is starkly in denial,
But,
For now, this discarded group is my clan,
to move up again I need to understand why my clan mates struggle to succeed.
May be their reflections will help me to seek the salvation I am meant to look after.
Lower rungs of academics and society is aplenty of grounds where we can train better, there is a clear sky for us to aim at.
A moon above us to admire.
The zeal is to push harder because the scope of improvement seems tangible.
And that’s how I feel,
buoyant and flexible enough to bounce back with a drift.

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