Melted my bones,
Fought with time
Struggled to no end
Packed every inch of brain
After a long awaited period
Breathtaking minutes over now
Can’t say that I’m least
Bothered about the upshots
But words of Gita consoles me
‘Everything happens for good’
Everything is happens for the good applies only to the rich .. can you imagine saying that to a person who is on the verge of their loved ones? Or to a man dying of hunger ? Or to someone who has been handicapped by an accident or to a victim of war. That’s the problem with so called Hindu philosophy it can never be applied to everyone
No wonder you didn’t laugh because this ain’t a joke .. this is a fact and you can’t laugh at the truth
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Oh can’t laughing so how do I undo that comment now. If you are laughing you should be ..if you are sensible .. well if you are insane no issues as there is no need to explain
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I am not telling you how to delete that comment:-P. Words once said cannot be taken back, mistaar vicky.
If I am insane, you are insaner 😛
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More insane would be an understatement …am I right Ash ?
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You are anonymously insane. Happy? 😛
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Always
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What happens (the upshots) after hard work -sweat, blood & tears -should be what one really wants & had worked for. Accepting the result of such struggles as ‘good’ even if that is not what one wanted may, at best soothe the heart temporarily and provide an illusion of mental peace. But in the long term, the dissatisfaction that has been masked by the ‘feel good’ factor of a philosophical approach, may surface again! Perhaps, if the results are not what one wanted, do not reconcile to a ‘fait accompli’ situation, do not give up and struggle/fight/work harder to get what one wants!!!! (koodi poyi alle)
yes me too….may i know our name..?
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sheri.. good night.. have a bad dream..
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words and notion 
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