a daylight dream

A farewell unsaid, Locked within beating hearts, And a truth confusing us. Perhaps it was too much, Of love and distance magically touched, By human worlds entwining and learning, To let go all at once. I lift my palms of the notion, Of your presence no longer, Keeping me alive. For there is a sun in my soul, Immersed in darkness, Yet always rising in time. I’m synchronising the seasons, And the fallen leaves, With the shedding that might, Occur to me, And slowly, and in some way, I found you slipping, On a ground filled with memories. No longer do I grieve, But partake in the brief, Nature of love’s identity. We are always stumbling, Into beautiful eyes, Reflecting the light hidden inside, And I love life, For guiding me to you, But now you must leave, And I shall follow you. It is beautiful how, We need not apologise, This is inscrutably written, In heavenly bodies, Of fates colliding and truly beloved. ...

It is always welcoming to turn a new leaf and start it with some purposeful intentions, ones embedded in the heart, accompanying me wherever I go. The ritual of making intentions did prove to be effective since the world did help me attain my summer ones (except for working— there weren’t any students willing to study English in summer!). The impact of those fulfilled intentions is alive in my soul, fluttering its wings and allowing me to soar in empowerment and confidence. I’m grateful to start a new academic year with such a disposition. University I intend to get higher grades the next semester though I know it doesn’t mean much in the long term; but it does to me. It signifies the fact that I’m learning how to chase ideals and goals no matter how challenging they are and this is an aspect of my identity that I always like to improve and maintain rather than hamper. Also, I would like to enhance my public speaking skills by making voluntary presentations in the subje...