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She’s a Keeper

Joy comes to us from those whom we love even when they are absent …; when present, seeing them and associating intimately with them yields real pleasure … 

~Seneca

Lewis Capaldi – Someone You Loved

She’s a keeper.

Because.

For Her kindness — that cosmic richness of her heart (from me to pets to the whole humanity).

For Her authenticity — that pure, approximately 1300 grams, one-in-the-world, one-of-a-kind beautiful brain.

For Her meticulous attention-to-detail — that passionately fuck-serious, caring soul.

For Her simplicity — that class and chewable expectations.

For Her work ethic and future aspirations — that mountain-top ambition.

For Her honesty and strength-of-character — that bold poise and weight in her words.

For Her sense of humor — Gawdd! That Telegram GIFs.

For Her beauty — specially that makeuplessness which I’ll forever adore.

For Her vibe — that palpable presence; the energy she radiates around you.

For Her care — that deep, rare, genuine, warm and from-the-heart I’m here for you, hardcore friendship.

For Her unpolished vulnerabilities she openly shares.

For Her adorable, sometimes worrying hypocrisies too.

And lastly, Her smile — myaan. Fuck!

Passa, I loves you forever of ever myannn!

And, most importantly, thanks for bass-ing, embracing and gracing me with your system!

p.s. These adjectives will never confine the noun she is.

Because.

She’s a keeper.

Namaste.

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Acceptance

Prateek Kuhad – Saansein

Anonymously generous, unmistakably mistaken to have even been born in the world of scavengers. And unfortunately misunderstood her whole life for her introvertedness.

Nobody asked her questions. Not a soul!

Everybody sure had answers though. The stories they tell themselves; stories about the stories they mic the world about her.

Can’t unsee, she’s tired of puppeting over everybody’s expectations.

Grinding. Grinding and grinding to find a tree she can take a dependable shelter on, fruit to share with and at last live a good enough life. A Simple life.

However, the swallowing nightmare perspires, and she’s dumb exhausted justifying her pure and genuine intentions to leave the world a litter better than she found it. In the likes of Mrs. Silence Dogood.

She bespeaks for lack of acceptance and empathy in our sophisticated world of self-serving, dumb intellects.

I reckon, she’s in search of a love. 

I reckon, she’s in search of a friend.

I reckon, Real love is acceptance.

I reckon, Real friendship is acceptance.

I hope you find her.

I hope you save her.

I hope you accept her.

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