भूल चुका हूँ मैं

Amit’s take on the prompt in Hindi- English translation available in Comments. Choose what you enjoy.

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तुझे भुलाने की कोशिश में
सब कुछ भूल चुका हूँ मैं ।१।

तेरे घर की पेचीदा गलियों में
सब सपने भूल चूका हूँ मैं ।२।

मंज़िल तक पहुंचा ही नहीं
और रस्ता भूल चुका हूँ मैं ।३।

आंसू तो अब सूख चुके हैं
हाँ हँसना भूल चुका हूँ मैं ।४।

था ज़माने में कोई शख़्स अमित
अब उसको भूल चूका हूँ मैं ।५।

In response to:Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 54

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Audacity

The Sun denied ever moving away from the earth. Earth admitted to its own movement, but said it had no control. This is how it was structured and meant to be. And it always comes back to the same point, to prove its fidelity. curiosity opens up new worlds, to close doors on some others … Continue reading Audacity

Dignified

Spider silk clung at the doors, over the windows, and over everything she had left behind. It felt almost as if the haze was intended. She did not want others to peek into her core. The world thought they knew her well. Her life was spent in constant glare of the paparazzi, and was an … Continue reading Dignified

Finesse

The two images I got from the links speak the same language – Intricacy, though n varying size and degrees and that is the topic for my entry. Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbula_cineraria FINESSE decades spent crafting a life and facets of my inner self lost in the haze of following the crowd   No…. intricateness uniqueness … Continue reading Finesse

Years passing by

Unfulfilled desires - hopeless Vacillating action plans - rudderless Wishes and prayer, floating in air - baseless Xerographic copies of a lost past - meaningless Years gone by - accretion of memories - futureless Zillions of dreams haunt – but I am now lifeless   Meeting the Bar at dverse

Tradition

We love Grandma, and yet are never on the same page where food is concerned. She cannot appreciate the subtle flavors in a pasta or pizza, or the convenience of having carbs, proteins and fats all in a single meal. She is so stuck up in her concept of a traditional Indian thali meal. Who … Continue reading Tradition

Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 54

Michael explores the different facets of rejection ….

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Rejection

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I think one of the great fears that hangs over our heads is that of rejection. It comes in all forms, and when you’ve lived a fair while on this earth, you have had periods where rejection has weighed heavily upon you.

I think for me the sort of rejection you sometimes feel emanating from your children hurts the most.

Thankfully it doesn’t come all that often but when it does you find yourself sitting up wondering what it is that you are feeling and why.

I have been in what you might call two ‘real’ relationships in my life.

They were both disastrous and ended in a lot of pain and trauma.

My kids the product of my first relationship, a marriage that lasted twenty plus years are very sympathetic to my plight and subsequent life beyond those years.

After my second relationship ended my kids spoke up…

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