“Dark Curtain”
The first thing I remember seeing,
Was a lovely face with the warm feeling.
She was my divine mother, my best darling.
I remember watching You, from the real distant shades.
'Coz I believed in fairies and beautiful mermaids.
I remember running 22 yard, working hard, with every hurdle's hop,
But never believed you, that I can be on top,
I remember turning pages to be the one,
Avoiding you and your feel was not for fun.
I remember the Friction, with every rise of Sun,
Breaking me from inside, what my living Gods have done.
Getting the Signed letter, to perform a lot better, very certain
'Coz my eyes were open, behind a DARK CURTAIN.
Was able to see myself at the dark station,
Needed a faithful hop with the inevitable burden.
Now my eyes were open, trying to remove the dark curtain.
I remember the 1st day of college, waiting for something to happen,
Knowing my pals, and to be the best with them.
I remember asking myself to be "What I Am",
That started the Old shit to be villain...Ohhh Damn..!!!
Was not the best way, to remove the curtain by me.
Knowing that it was you, on the other side to see
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Living in a mist, don’t know "where am I”?
Is it the bad, or the other better side? I don’t know …why??
'Coz my eyes were open, trying to remove the dark curtain.
I remember asking you to be the one,
Having a sound Heart, <3, Bad by my Do's n done.
I remember thinking, with the Rising sun, about the Future.
Beside my Mom, with you at twilight, under sublime Nature.
I'll remember the moment, when I'll live my dream,
The Bright Sun will be shining, without the dark stream.
It will be the FREEDOM, but for now that I know,
I can’t see the real trail to wisdom,
'Coz my eyes are open, under the lost “DARK CURTAIN".
By:
Sudhaanshu Tanti
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I Don’t Have Time!
Have you ever thought to yourself, “But I don’t have time
! I’m too busy working!”
It’s probably true that taking the time now will cut into
the time you’ve reserved for other activities. But in the long run, it’s
one of the most effective time-saving strategies you can pursue.
It simply isn’t possible to maximize the use of your time if you don’t
have a clear idea of what you’re trying to accomplish—both short
term and long term. Carving out a small amount of time each week to
devote to reviewing your goals can work wonders for providing the
focus you need to allocate your time productively.
