Sometimes, just a meeting with one person is enough and sometimes, not even hundreds of meetings with someone else can give you that joy, that peace the other one gives you, no matter what.
Weird it is, isn’t it?
Sometimes, just a meeting with one person is enough and sometimes, not even hundreds of meetings with someone else can give you that joy, that peace the other one gives you, no matter what.
Weird it is, isn’t it?
ये जिंदगी के, दिन कितने कम है
कितने हैं खुशियाँ, और कितने गम है
पर इन सब में ही तो तू और मैं ढूँढते “हम” हैं
ये प्यार भी बड़ा पागल सा है,नाराज़ तू है और बेचैन हम हैं।
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-K.
© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’19.)
Maybe in two years
maybe in five
maybe in ten
and sometimes, maybe when you have no years left on stakes
You realise that, not facing the problem only lets the problem have the audacity to look you in the face.
You realise that maybe facing them was a better option and maybe conversating was better than all those concoctions.
There comes a time when you realise that, the things you were running away from aren’t really running away from you. You might leave them far away, but they still exist, some where in some time, hidden from the range of your eyes but never really hiding.
Sometimes, you do. Sometimes, you don’t. Sometimes, you don’t want to.
You see, some people predict the weather and stay home, some people feel the droplets falling onto their skin and run away to find the shelter, some people simply get wet.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
I am going to hold on tightly to
time
As I in all my senses believe that
The time will get me by.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
Life
Life was there with you
From the very beginning
Even before you saw this world with those little eyes
Even before you learnt how to sit, crawl and walk
Even before the first time you felt sad and cried in vain
Even before someone left you and you heard the sound of your heart break
Even before you failed all the attempts after giving it a several takes
So you see,
Life was and is there for you
Life didn’t let you go when you wanted to let go of it
Life never gave up on you
It’s time, that you too, don’t.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
There are infinite stars in the sky
Then why am I sad about not seeing them with you by my side?
There is so much beauty in pain
Then why are we separated because of just some strain?
They say, if they love you, they will let you go
Then why are the fairytales so beautiful on the show?
When you said you won’t give up on me
Then why is it my dear, that you left?
If there’s more love in letting go
Then why don’t people fancy death?
All I have read until now seems total hoax to me
As people write what they find comfort in
Because in reality, poetry works as a coax to each.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
You know you are in trouble
When someone’s absence has your eyes filled with tears the whole time
When everytime you have to smile, it feels like you might start crying
Has that ever happened to you?
If not, you are really lucky
And
If yes, then I am sorry
I understand how it feels like
How you feel that there’s a void in your chest
Which nothing would be able to fulfil
How you want yourself to detach from the world
In complete isolation
Until that one person comes back
But
Time passes, as it always does
And you start to fall in love all over again
This time, with the loneliness
And this time, it’s hard
Hard to choose between
The one who wasn’t there when you needed him the most
and the one
Who was always there for you
Now,
The choice, is yours
and mine
We will see who wins this time!
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
You coaxed the sadness out of me
But
When you are not here
The sadness coaxes me
out of
you.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
But it just
It just always feels like
I am starting to build up in a poetry
I would rather keep untouched.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
Why is it that our lips and eyes never speak of the same thing?
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)
Every night,
when
I stay up
hella late
I wished that
the birds didn’t remind
me
of what I have done.
-K.
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© (Copyrighted work by Khushbu Luhar ’18.)