Neither movable,
Nor immovable.
It’s the us time
which gives me strength,
to drift alone.
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जिंदगी का मरकज़ चीज़े नहीं हुआ करती।
चंद लम्हें हैं, जो लौ जलाये रखते हैं।
*****
The most painful thing is losing yourself in the process of loving someone too much, and forgetting that you are special too.~ Ernest Hemingway,
मस्तच. 👌👌
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Dhanyawaad Mukundji.
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We have to try to find a good balance of care, but it’s not always easy. These birds look contented enough!
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Absolutely. Thanks Susan.
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Beautiful short poem! Not sure I agree wholly with the Hemingway quote, though. Recalling he committed suicide, it is hard to take his advice too seriously sometimes, although he was a great author and did express some profound wisdom.
But what we must realize is that loving someone utterly is what makes us special. Jesus loves us so much, He was willing to die for us, and calls on us to be just as special; to be willing to die for ones we love. As Zig Ziglar points out, “You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough people get what they want.” But with this advice, I would add, THAT cannot be the reason to help people get what they want, or they just become acts of selfishness.
Btw, did you know swans and their cousins such as these, mate for life?
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Thanks for commenting. It’s always good to here different opinions.
Yes, I have read about monogamous behaviour of Swans and is the reason of my writing in english and hindi. But then since it was Hemingway’s birthday I included his thoughts aswell 😀
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A beautiful poem about drifting in the ocean of life. I envy the birds, they can fly away, look for warmer countries and new feeding grounds.
Greetings
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Thanks kindly.
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Beautiful picture and poem!!
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Thanks Pragalbha.
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great wisdom here, lovely shot … thanks for sharing!
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Thanks kindly Kate.
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Awesome photo of lovely ducks and the poem also 👌🌷🙏
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Thanks so much Thattamma.
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You are welcome dear 🌷🙏😊
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Gorgeous, sweet reflections photo! What a lovely pair! 🙂
Your poem is filled with wisdom and beauty, Rupali! 🙂 It made me smile and sigh.
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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I am glad. Thanks kindly dear Carolyn.
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A beautiful photo and insightful poem
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Thanks Derrick.
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Hemmingway’s wisdom will forever remembered regardless of, thanks for sharing Rupali
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Thank you for add on Mich.
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Beautiful photo. I love the quote!
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Thanks Elizabeth.
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Words of wisdom in the poem, Rupali and such a marvelous capture of these awesome birds. Great post.
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Thanks kindly dear Kamal. You see I am missing India 😀
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Wonderful picture and lovely poem.
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Thanks again Kim.
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Beautiful lines along with beautiful picture…
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Thanks Ashish.
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