You don’t miss me the way I’m supposed to be.
KANIKA CHUGHI looked at the mirror long enough today. Only to meet ‘you’ that was still left in me.
More Kanika Chugh Quotes
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Lips getting dried, heart pumping faster, sweat seeping through the pores, cheeks turning red. Dear summer, stop acting like my lover.
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Art is what keeps humans, human.
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The more I wanted to scream my pain out, the better listener I became. Thinking how badly others would have wanted it too.
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Words come and flow with me instantaneously. Perhaps, those were abandoned too by someone.
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It’s not the pain that bothers. But the fear of being in the same pain forever.
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Your departure was like trusting the process of seasons. I never knew I’d bloom again after a terrible fall.
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The idea of shooting stars never fascinated me. I couldn’t understand why would anyone want to break others for their wishes to come true.
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Empaths interpret your silences, read beyond your smiles, feel your traumatic eyes because kindness isn’t a weakness but their mighty strength.
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You could have my soul and the body. Fool that you were; tried force on flesh instead. And lost the one who would have wrapped you up in her prayers.
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I feel i am stuck in memories of ours there is no past or the future but a series of moments halted without a given command. And time has stopped making sense.
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I love the woman I have become today. The one who breathes fire and douse it all at the same time.
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A broken heart is usually mended in isolation.
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You were like water the parts of your heart I touched before casually moved forward, leaving me bewildered. What wrong did I do?
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There are so many extraordinary things done in an ordinary day that goes unnoticed.
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It’s painful to see when your own people doesn’t support your artistic calibre. The very quality strangers call you extraordinary for.
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