
born to be fed on the platter of sufferings
and pain, a distressed female.
tossing and turning on the bed in darkness, hiding
the aching heart. Ignorance till when shall calm?
the turbulent sea never wanted a sea shore
full of sparkling shells. Engaging in discomfort, comfort never
gave her any credit.
laden with years of sweat, she learnt to build strong instincts
on which her trust was the only hope and freedom to be distinct.
@ Kritika
The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.
Ayn Rand
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Thank you ππ
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This is so beautifully written Kritika! π€ποΈ
I missed your posts while I wasn’t using WordPress.
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Hey Valentinaπ
Hope you are doing great. π·
You have always been kind towards my work. Thank you for appreciating and motivating ππ
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Ayn Rand is right.
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Very much indeed. Thank you kindly ππ
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That’s an excellent sketch.
Is that a sketch of you?
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Thank you ππ.
π€ No. She cannot make me again. ππ€£
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your words and her sketch are haunting … take care xx
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Trying to. (Hugs)
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big virtual hug … you are precious!
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Loved all three. The art, the poem and the quote. Beautiful.
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Thank you so much kindly π
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Superb!
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Thank you π π
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I love this very much, strong and silent. It is easily one of my favorites of yours, Kritika π€π
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Super happy you loved it. Thank you kindly for being a constant motivator π (hugs) (heart)
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Hugs & heart π
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such a powerful piece of art – loved this
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Thank you so much kindly π
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My absolute pleasure
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you so much kindly π
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Very happy to share this, My Dear!! ππΉπΉ
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Nicely written!
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Thank you kindly π
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The turbulence is a part of beeing human. Well written. β€
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True. π
Thank you Irina ππ
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Kritika, well written and the sketch and the quote are good too! ππ·
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Thank you so much kindly πππ·
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