82. Those Days (I)
I agree with Henry Miller's words in ‘Tropic of Cancer’: “I have no money, no resources, and no hopes. I’m the happiest man alive.”
These words help me release all my anxiety.
Sharing a part of one of my longer poems here.
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It’s all about those days, those carefree days
When we walked through the wilderness of this world
And fell in love twenty times a day
Those days,
When granny put coins in our pockets,
With her teeth in the last stages of decay
Those days
When it was easy to even out differences
Those days when we knew
The contours that we wanted to explore
And treat this world as it deserves
Those hostel days
When the market of desires were all decked up
How can we forget the taste of that freedom?
Those days
When we were jerking our lives
Out of its predestined grooves
Those days
When floating in the air
You could hear your own breathing
(From my poetry collection, “Always in Transit”)