How do you feel now after making futile promises?
KANIKA CHUGHI 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 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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They fear; Fragile feminine body with a rigid sense of integrity.
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Stardust collected was found in the crumpled pages of my books, for I travelled in all the realms through them.
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Words come and flow with me instantaneously. Perhaps, those were abandoned too by someone.
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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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I scroll through the feeds mindlessly thinking about you and that if ever I crossed your mind today.
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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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My anxious self always melted in your arms, then. Now your grin from another screen telling me “its going to be okay” works just the same.
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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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Lot of things to be done today but lets start with being grateful first.
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And there are times when even precious bonds break. Just like that!
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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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I had been dead inside for so long that now I want to ‘freaking’ live.
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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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