Ayy Khushali

Standing still looking at the window shills Thinking about how all those moments and memories feels The thought saddened me At first it was a pang deep in my heart that eloped me And slowly I dared to close my eyes Went deep inside that embrace of our memories The smiles and laughs felt so lively The cries and wounds felt so deeply Long stares Envying cares Yes it was 2 am and so I remember It was your groaning on the other side That made me laugh on my insides Not even a day had gone without you on my side Not even a moment spared without your olinging sight You were my nature, my environment Where your voice was my bird chirping enjoyment Deep inside me I felt that you were the paradise I'm looking for You were the one I was thinking of cherishing myself upon Had this cord attached to my heart It was your name it was beating all about It was then I was welcomed into the sweet embrace of the sleep Cuddling me into it Never had I knew that I'll losing...

Its stated in Cosmos that if all the humans if combined in the form of their atoms will nothing but, only be of an apple's size. It's the spaciousness of the atoms that are deformed into a human body. So what are we even taking pride of? We're nothing but hollow spaces entrapping a lively soul. The perspective of living a life has degraded with the lack of in-person conversations and interactions. Long rectangular devices have taken that longing intimacy and personal touches. Dropping off a text is the new swag. Life around us is simply fast; sitting in a public transport and watching everything and everyone get in the 'fast-forward' mode. It's getting blurry; the images, the memories. It's hard to remember the last time laughing so hard on a pj or having a deep conversation regarding something and nothing with someone. We're asked to be a good listener than a good speaker; but what if we're the good listener but there's nobody speaking ...