What if things go really fine?

What if things go really fine?

Aug 07, 2020

Humans are preys of contradictions and stupidity and even if things go fine we’ll find faults and ruin it.

Guess have you gauged the mood swings I have very well depicted in my previous essays. From rejections to applaud in my class for a witty presentation, I think life has a seamless definition which is known by everyone but is transcripted by few. Well, I am that sort of a person who doubts positive implications after passive negativity. I know, I can help, but what really withdraws me is the transient availability of goodliness and immediately succumbing to the hopelessness.

Sometimes I think I am cherophobic but my state of reclusiveness cannot be termed simplistically without making it seem more complicated. Sometimes I even think am I really true to myself or just a pretentious chick that needs to make movie a reality. Whatever the case is, I know I have to be humble and not a version of a title of a most asked question ‘what I want to be’ rather be ‘who I want to be’. Cliched right but things are said to be written and later said again to create a virtuous cycle and earn an artistic badge.

I can assure that I will find me and you will find you and that day nothing else will be remaining to be done someday.

I actually wonder why teachers teach poetry and try to explain it in a singular context when the real essence of it is only comprehended by an artist or a ghost. Well, I was discussing if things really go fine, we tend to overestimate it or underestimate and try to find compact definitions when it is really meant to be felt. Since, we have come so near in understanding the complexities and counterintuitive doubts that people like me or the generic population expresses. However, when looking down for mind- boggling articles, why do I only see clichéd articles on self love whereas how could I explain that such notoriety has to be practical and heal worthy rather than just words put together. Well I am going to be elaborating these soon.

But let me first conclude what can actually happen if things go really fine if we forget overestimation and underestimation and just letting go and being a part of that moment and register it. I agree it is momentary but even a glimpse of contentment can reassure existence. Mind me if I fall flat or can’t persuade you but all I want to say is a curve with high and lows and just living is the moral conduct of life and remember when things go really fine or when things go the opposite.

Remember you are on the road to meet you and I am on my road to meet me.

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