It’s not the pain that bothers. But the fear of being in the same pain forever.
KANIKA CHUGHIf you’re with me, I’ll get used to it. If you’ll leave me I’ll get used to it. Choose wisely!
More Kanika Chugh Quotes
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I stare at the moon for that undying confidence to shine alone.
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A broken heart is usually mended in isolation.
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Its a part of adulting when you start to see each human too clearly and then there is no going back.
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All I knew that going forward and receding; both were important aspects to move ahead in life. So, few setbacks straightened out my path all the more.
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Fluttered open the wings and flew off from my clenched hands; those butterflies always found a way to slip by just like time.
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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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You blew me off to have your wish. But what other purpose do candles serve?
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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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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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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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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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If ever I get lost don’t take me down that road, instead, show me the way to my home. I cannot afford to escape what I’m designed to learn.
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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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I looked at the mirror long enough today. Only to meet ‘you’ that was still left in me.
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Poetry isn’t about beautifying the words; It’s about stripping off its thick cover and appreciating the rawness.
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