Do we really need to be perfect?

Let's do what we like, what we do best and forget about the world.

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You are on your own

I have finally figured it out.

That you are on your own

In this world of 7 billion people

I am not talking in a discouraging tone

It is a moment to celebrate

When you would stop having false hopes

And stop thinking of anyone beside

Admiring the antelopes

You belong to yourself

And nobody can have a claim on you

You blame yourself

And nobody can enlighten you

Stop assuming the presence of others

Who would love you, carry you in their arms

Stop assuming that you are the sun

Nobody would lend you the warms

Thrive in this world

Where you are all alone

I have finally figured it out

That you are on your own

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Found The Path

I think I have found my path, found my way of saying no to things which didn’t let me live. I have started saying no to my failures, actually the news of my failure. Same stands for success. It is the time when I will say yes only to my learnings, my improvements, my shortcomings on which I embark to work. All this will happen and had been happening (thankfully!) but now they will happen at my pace, according to my wishes, for me and for my loved ones.

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That’s My First Time

That’s my first time when I am not liking something in what I liked. I don’t know if it is something normal or not. Am I going towards the path on which you like nothing and just live the life as a sane zombie? No, I don’t want to become that. But, am I doing something to stop myself from becoming that? I don’t know that either.

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Is it really a WORK OVERLOAD?

This is my story, the most recent version when I had put work over my life, over my sense of enjoyment. I don’t know whether it was right on my part to do so but the price I paid to learn that I can give up work, I can afford not being perfect, I can make mistakes, I can say to my peers face to face that I don’t care of your opinions was really low and I thank God for that.

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River, not a Lake

A big bucket list

But unable to see beyond the mist

Heart orders to flee but mind stays back

Is it the confidence I lack?

Or are the reasons not much?

I still wait for the touch

Of love and faith

Which takes away the frustration 

In which I daily bathe

Which does extortion

Of positivity from me

And compels me to the negativity

Do make me the river, not the lake

Which just continues to flow

Despite the rocks it face, it continues to go

I plead you to embrace me so that

I become the river not the lake.

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Is it really a WORK OVERLOAD?

This is my story, the most recent version when I had put work over my life, over my sense of enjoyment. I don’t know whether it was right on my part to do so but the price I paid to learn that I can give up work, I can afford not being perfect, I can make mistakes, I can say to my peers face to face that I don’t care of your opinions was really low and I thank God for that.