Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Anything but Ordinary

It is said a known Devil is always better than the unknown .What they don’t tell is how heavy the chains of unknown feel like, your senses tend to blur, even dreams offer no comfort but tend to reprimand  ,it feels similar to a person quenching with thirst looking for quantum of solace.
People tend to scorn at you for paying attention to ridiculous things, mostly blaming you for being over ambitious, yet all you feel is tiredness, aghast at how one is willing to live and make peace with mediocrity. On most days it seems you are walking among dead, unaware souls who appear so blissful that one questions their own sanity.
Being a strong believer of virtue and will within humans, you just want to find your place in this world.
It is not luxury or fame that you desire, but a believe that you are capable of something, that you won’t pass from this world just as you came .You wish to feel redeemed, worthy of your existence .You wish to love something from the bottom of your heart and give a shape to it with your hands, like a mother would groom her child.
It is the hardest things to desire for; it has no price tag, and no one can provide it to you.
So one tends to alienate oneself, keep digging for it, earning a few disappointments and valuable lessons on the journey, failures gripping at your neck like snakes, and desperately hoping that someday destiny reveals itself for better.

And all I have to say is that if you are so, you are not alone, just keep hanging in there. I am sure you will be just fine.


11 comments:

  1. I like this! Very philosophical........

    best,
    MOV

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  2. Interesting write - I especially like this line: It is not luxury or fame that you desire, but a believe that you are capable of something, that you won’t pass from this world just as you came

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  3. Thought-provoking response. I also don't understand those that are able to make peace with mediocrity. That is a life wasted.

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  4. This definitely makes one think and reevaluate life.

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  5. There's some very good advice in this. Great job.

    Thank you for linking up!

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  6. Better the devil you know than the devil you don't.
    Nice, thoughtful piece.
    A bit of crit: I would recommend sticking with either "you" or "one", rather than mixing them.

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    1. I admit i was a bit apprehensive about it myself ,you seemed to caught me , all points are welcomed , thank you :).

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