Life is Unfair Get Used To It…
You eagerly wait for a new life. You are desperate to remember the person who you love the most. Life & death are two side of the same coin. You never know which on you get to see when!
We all take things for granted; we never want to run out of anything; whether it is phone’s battery, water, electricity or home. But, we easily run out of HOPE. The things which are not under our control, we try to control them to the core. But the most important thing HOPE, which is always under our control; we never even try to think of it.
Why do we lose hope? Do we all really lose it? Or do we just ignore it? Do we really know, what hope is! Do we even want to know? We say we don’t have any hope, then how are we still surviving?
We lose our best friend, teacher, school, our granny, grandpa; we lose everything in our life stage by stage. But we all still lead our life. Isn’t that a sign that we all have hope left in us for something better?! But we still say we don’t have any hope in life.
Don’t you think misery is that greatest sign that we still have hope left. If you are sad about something that means you still believe in something; and you hoped for something better. Isn’t that the major reason for your despair? I always wonder isn’t this hope so much harder then despair? That we just feel hope is no more left in us. I really feel Hope is a good breakfast but a bad supper.
When a man is in despair, it means that he still believes in something. That in turn means that he still has a hope that things will change and turn out to be what he wants, Doesn’t he?
HOPE
He was the only one left for me;
I thought I lost him forever & ever.
There came in a voice;
I am here, I am always in here.
Inside you, for you;
Till your last breath is here.
I moved on and on and on;
Thinking that, this is all I am left with,
Despair, Despair & Despair.
There came in a voice;
You are the only one who believes in me;
Don’t lose me now, later forever & ever.
He was the only one left for me;
I thought I lost him forever & ever.
By Akshatha