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This journey is new,
But I don't need anyone's helping hand...
I'm enough for myself,
My wings are my companions now..!
I only need a little wind...
Just to flap my wings and
To fly freely in this busy sky full of
Thunderstorms and clouds..!
How fast this life moves on... Yesterday I was just a little kid playing cheerfully in the luxurious lap of my parents but today I've to battle at my own to find a place for myself in this competetive world.

Ready to join my first Internship from today... 🙂✌✌ ... From now, the struggle begins..!
 Mar 2022 Elizabeth Squires
Aishu
Pain doesn't leave you
till it teaches the lesson.

Pain doesn't leave you
till it makes you an artist.

Pain doesn't leave you
till it provokes wisdom.
Pain is a wise man's teacher.
 Mar 2022 Elizabeth Squires
Aishu
Flowers deserve to be loved,
admired and appreciated.
 Mar 2022 Elizabeth Squires
Aishu
If you
experience pain,
make a diamond
out of it.
Make use of your pain
to create something beautiful.
Turn your pain into art.
 Mar 2022 Elizabeth Squires
Aishu
What a gift,
to be alive,
to feel alive.
Being alive is the true gift and the reason to celebrate every single day.
I had several reasons for writing that specific poetry, but you were not one of them, despite my best efforts.
Since birth crying shows you are alive
And a weapon to have your way.
22/3/2022
I imagine the man across the alley judges me
but I don’t know
I think she likes me
but I don’t know.

I feel sad about the thoughts of him and her
that I don’t even know
my imagination captures me in an I-loop.

Then I read Edmund’s poem
                      he takes me on a spiritual adventure
                                    into peace, love, life, nowhere, somewhere,
                                              dancing in the rain

I think about dancing in the pain
               and here I am still waltzing
                            dripping and glistening.

Poetry invites imagination.
This poem originated in my mind after reading Edmund black’s wonderful poem, “When Words don’t Reach,” https://hellopoetry.com/poem/4550183/when-words-dont-reach/  I had been caught in a depressing loop of pain and mind focus on my back pain. Not much imagination there. Until I read Edmund’s poem. And he made me ask myself if I could dance in the pain. Thank you Edmund.
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