“I want
To do with you what spring does with the cherry trees.”
― Pablo Neruda
I know from the wisdom
passed on from generation
why family becomes your will to survive
I know what miseries are
and what lesson they teach
from this topsy-turvy life
to reach the sky
I know from
the scorching sun
the parched earth
that it’s always
followed
by rain-bearing
skies
I know from the
rose and its thorns
the more beautiful the soul is
the more difficult
is to occupy
I know from the scars
in my life
they are the
maps to follow for the
fallen passerby
I know the trails
and tribulations are
nothing but a litmus test
for my soul to
so it can thrive
I know I have been through
defeats and deception
to sieve the friends
from just another passerby
I know from the heartbreaks
there are stops before
you finally…
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This quote is one of the best from his poetries! Well done, Megha.
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Thanks Devika
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I love the way you put a quote and then start your work. Loved everything you do with words. A beautiful read indeed
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Aww such an honest comment..”everything I do with words” you made my day Shantanu ❤️
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My pleasure always
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You beautifully expressed God’s Word, Megha. Your graphic speaks so loudly “It is finished.” 🙏
When all is said and done
Despite all we do, going through
Our ultimate resting place
Is you Lord
Agape-Love
InHisCare🙏
Yonnie💜
1 Corinthians 3:4-8 is one of my favorite verses. Well done 💜😊🙏
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Thanks so much Yonnie.So humbled to know you find it close to a holy verse.
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Yes, indeed!
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Beautifully written Megha!❤️
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Thanks Richa.Any big dinner plans for Thanksgiving
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Oh yes!!! Dinner planned with a couple of friends! 🙂
What about you?
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In laws coming over
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That’s nice!😄
Have a fun and blessed Thanksgiving!🦃
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Truly great writing, reminds me of Kahlil Gibran’s ‘On Love & Sorrow’. Loved the hanging ending too!
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Thanks so much.To be compared to a poetic genius has made my month.
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Stunning write 💙🤩
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Thanks so muhc Jude
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This really makes you think, awesome work!
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Thanks so muhcb Kevin
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