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TODAY ; )

                  Our world changes a lot

Yesterday seems to be lost

Tomorrow needs to be fought for

Today feels like a no-man land


Laying open, only to be 

harassed by the thought of yesterday or

motivated by the dreams of tomorrow


The memories of the past

Those days went by fast


The anxiety for the future 

This wait feels like torture

What a tug of war it is to live in now!


My imagination is wild enough

My reality seems to be tough


After all, It is these differences that make today !!!


- Bharathi 

A short poem I penned while pondering on what is now ......I'm quite unsure if it's all real and conscious.

(and completely unsure if that even a question ~~) 

I can see quite clearly that I'm evolving, but am I in this concept of now? 

If I am where do I really fit in?

These holidays seem to have begun with this kick start of being sure of who I am. I thought i have discovered myself over the self-learning process, but being out in this cluster of chaos I'm sure I don't want to sit back and watch the play! 

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  1. !!!

    "The anxiety for the future
    This wait feels like torture
    What a tug of war it is to live in now!"
    Relatable.... True words.. :- }

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