It is strange when
sometimes you want me to forget
to let go of the past
to unlearn all the memories
and scrape all the events
from my mind
without feeling any regret
You want to erase every
single moment in the time spent
so you can exorcise me
and let my soul heal for better
so the mourning finally stops
and the life can finally go on
When you try very hard
to stop this incessant
falling of tears
making those dry trails on my face,
so that I can live beyond that
phase.
Beyond that reflection
which is deeply etched in my
soul,
and refuses to part ways with me
and consumes me whole,
You try all your spells and totems
and all you magic potions to cure
me from this stigma of
unrequited love
but everything turns into dust
and fails miserably
when the exorcism fails
and I wanna stay in love
with my sorrow
and don’t wanna let it go.
This post is in response to the daily prompt Frantic
Published by Megha's World
I’m a mother of a smart and energetic seven-year-old. I started expressing myself creatively since the last two years. Since then I have been continuously inspired by events in my life and around me which has helped me in penning my thoughts.
I’m an avid reader, loves to sing, an ardent lover of poetry and sometimes can scribble few lines too. Loves to dance in the rain, have an undying love for nature, can watch the beautiful sunset for hours. Love to kiss and hug my loved ones.
I have worked in the IT field for almost a decade as a manager, worked crazy hours and traveled around the world. In that busy schedule, I never got the time to creatively express my thoughts. Now every time I finish a poem, free verse anything it fills me with so much happiness and excitement and a feeling to have created something of my own. I’m planning to post at least one creation of mine weekly.
Lastly, a million thanks to all who visit, like or follow my tiny bits of creation.
Every time you do that, I get to know one more beautiful person in my life and get the chance to see their creation too.
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In love with your work.
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Well, Devika the feeling is absolutely mutual.Thanks for reading it, dear.
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You bring magic with your words Megha… even with the topic exorcism, you can create something that goes straight to my heart.
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Thanks so much Graci. You are always too kind.Means a lot to me when you leave your feedback.
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You are welcome Megha.
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Very powerful, I just enjoy reading your poetry like drinking coffee daily. 🙂
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Thanks Becky. I know how much a morning coffee means to me.
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Wow, so well said! So many of us say we want to let go of our sorrow but most hold it to ourselves like a shield.
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Yes unfortunately. We sometimes need a forced purge of our emotions.
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Such an emotionally captivating read!💕
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Thanks Sarish for reading.Much appreciated.
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Of course!😊
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Stunning and powerful!! You just keep getting better and better, Megha!
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Thanks Ana. You are a sweetheart to say this.
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The earnest call of a yearning heart. Loved it
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Thanks Shantanu.How sometimes we like to stay in love with our sweet pain of memories.
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Absolutely spot on
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That was my underlying thought while writing the poem.
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Very cool. Well done Megha
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Thanks again.
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This is…
I can’t even😭❤️
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Oh…hope I didn’t make you too sad.
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Actually you didn’t get me sad at all!
I just found something with shares the same ideology as mine.
How can that ever make anyone sad?!
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Glad my poem spoke to you.Sometimes a poem stirs too many emotions.
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Love, love, love this!❤️
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Thanks Richa.
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A familiar sentiment, written beautifully. I can relate to this.
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Thanks so much Inky
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You are welcome.
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Sometimes, we feel that sorrow would protect us. We are so much habitual of this that we don’t even want to let it go.
Love your poetry.
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Thanks so much.
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exquisite and a great question raised … why do we hang onto our pain, what are we avoiding or do we prefer to wallow …
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Yes you got the essence so right.
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You are an inspiration Di
Thought words and the flow
You are the one who inspires me to write poetry.
Though it had never been my forte
But that’s an impact of your art
Wow
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Thanks so much Bhavna for you words.I feel honored to know that my words inspire you
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I so love this. Sorrow sometimes is so good to behold
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Yes and sometimes we do try hard to exorcise us of it and fail miserably
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True that 😊🌸
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Nice writeup
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Thanks for the kind words
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Brilliantly penned and so true, certain memories and past we seek to exorcise. I loved the part about magic spells and the stigma of unrequited of my life…Beautiful!
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Thanks so much Tanya for reading it with all your heart.Always a pleasure to read your comments
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It’s always my pleasure, hope your son is doing fine now!
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Yes he is.Thanks for checking.How is your LO doing?
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I’m glad he is fine, my daughter is fine too, thank god! 🥴it is really tough when kids fall 😷 sick!
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Thank god. Yes I know,we get more stressed when they fall sick instead of us getting sick.
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Yes I know and since my daughter is two she can’t express properly and we are here without any family support, you know how tiring it gets sometimes with work, home, kids. Kids are totally dependent on us with no grandparents around. Although in a way it’s good 😬
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Yes the younger they are the more dependent.I can totally understand being away from the family sucks bit like every other situation it has both pros and cons.
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I know sometimes you feel bad for kids here away from all the company they can get back home and sometimes it’s a relief away from all that family drama and politics 🥴
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Oh so true.
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We just can’t let go sometimes even if it makes us sad .Some memories are born to stay until we die💔
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So true!
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Home Run, Megha! How can you perform an exorcism of memories tattoo’d on your heart and soul? Bellissimo, My Dear, Bellissimo!!
xoxoxo
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Thanks dear Chuck.Sorry for the late reply.
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No worries, My Dear! I don’t want to admit to how behind I am!
xoxoxo
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haha..so we are in the same boat
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A much remorseful blog that many readers can share.
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Thanks so muhc for your comments
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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