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Poetry on Being Stuck

 BEING STUCK The world is moving, but it feels I'm standing still, Just like a rigid and helpless hill. Which stands there unable to move, It got ideas that the world disapproves. But still it hopes for the best,  wishes for a happy sunset. The one where he is free from fears, Experiencing true happiness after many years. -Amrinder
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Past Poetry

  PAST POETRY


Past Poetry, Poem on past
Past Poetry


They could never see me,
Struggling on my on,
Trying to decipher everything,
But kept going on.

They looked at me, but never searched,
Further in the waves I surged.


I did expected them to see,
Save me from my misery,
but all they put were allegations,
forcing me to further run.


The walls grew bit by bit,
In my own house, I became a misfit.


I became a dot,
A mere spot,
That just occupied space.


All I searched were ways to ,
Have a narrow escape.
To be away from my mind,
To be free and unwind.


It was a phase that has passed,
Glad that it didn't last.

-Amrinder



Past is like an unhealed scar. A scar that penetrates its roots deep within us. Sometimes this bitter past is a result of bottled up emotions, miscommunication and distance. This scar at times leave us cold, numb and distant. Address the issues, feel the pain, let the past scar heal itself. "Time heals everything" remember this. A cold heart can again feel warmth once it addressed the issues. Things take time and that is how I guess we grow through pain and suffering, becoming a better individual at the end. Every cloud has a silver lining, past gives us a sense, a maturity to see things clearly and form new perspective. So let the past heal itself and embrace the new and changed you.
















































































































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  1. Amritpal Singh Bhinder18 April 2020 at 01:57

    Time heals everything. ..i feel sometimes this quote as a way to put back the past. Don't know but not agreed with this quote.

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    1. Amrinder18 April 2020 at 10:19

      Thankyou for reading this😊
      As for the quote, I believe healing starts when we learn to accept the fact that some things are finally gone, when we start seeing past as just past, rather than confusing it with our present; for this to happen one needs time, hence the quote time heals everything is used.

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