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Thinking of life As roses in the hand War between peace and strife Of the water and the sand Smiling at the fate But crying at the destiny The pain slowly gone abate From dissonance to harmony Sharing the wealth And the good luck But forget the health In between you get stuck Make it a slow ride Life is too slow Holding it down in pride Will stop the usual flow A person that resembled me He introduced as me himself Prisoner of the past memories, poor we That day, I shot him and killed myself!

Moving away from pain I take a look around I can feel my muscles sprain Did you hear that cracking sound? Enough of this thinking What is fair and what's not? All the points are now linking Hurry up, only a  few hours only you got No sorrow to be shared No burden to be carried Please don't be scared One day, all would be buried No matter how hard it has been Don't give up, hold in on there Sometimes, it's okay to be mean It's just  a one time affair Holding it within as it lingers  Leave the matters that are rife Let the sand slip away from your fingers My friend, this is the kiss of life! Photo by Cesar Ramos on Unsplash

Touch of the luck Kiss of the fate I was so stuck Deep under the weight Watching the thunder The cracks in the sky All I do is wonder Just one more try The riots residing inside Burnt off the fire to ashes Waited for you to guide Between the hot flashes Thought of finding my own way Started clearing all this mess A big price I had to pay In this game of chess Silently, I read the written pages Fixed me by the hook Have to cover all the life stages Come read, I am an open book!  Click here to read The poem I penned! Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash  

Title: Private Delhi Author(s): Ashwin Sanghi, James Patterson Publisher: Penguin Random House, UK Number of Pages: 383 Genre: Fiction/Thriller Review: After reading Private India, I was eager to read Santosh Wagh's and Jack Morgan's next, Private Delhi . When the two master thriller writers, Ashwin Sanghi and James Patterson join hands together to write, then it's almost impossible that the book will not be an exciting read. The book which is sequel to Private India revolves around Santosh Wagh's next spine chilling case which involves government as well. People are getting murdered gruesomely and with the higher authorities involved, the information which is needed is hard to decipher. With this, How the cop who was once the head of Private India, Santosh Wagh, will find the criminal? The story begins with a gruesome murder with human remains being found in the basement of a house the posh area of South Delhi. The suspicion and real th...

Title: My 6/10 Rule of Happiness: How to Get Happiness in life by unlocking this Little Emotional secret of living and positive thinking Author: Dr. Lalit Kumar Number of Pages: 51 Edition: Available in Kindle Edition  Genre: Non Fiction/Self Help Book Review: I would start off with the title of the book which is self explanatory. The author has penned the book wonderfully in a language which is easy to read and understand.  Being short in length, it took me around forty five minutes to read the book. I am not that much fan of reading on the screen as it tires off my eyes but still the book seemed a good read. Going by the book, the author has elaborated the life of modern human beings in a simplistic manner. The way we all are engrossed in our work so as to meet the deadlines,  complete the work assigned etc. that we forget the other important aspects of life like spending time with the family, friends, taking care of your h...

Running from own shadow Scraping to reveal the lesion Sometimes fast, sometimes slow Tired of this adhesion The scar left behind No sorrow or pity I am not blind And you're not so witty Bruised are the skies Pouring down the anger Seen the lows and the highs Light's turned green from amber Drop down the beat See your heart stop Turning up the heat It ain't gonna flop Take my hand in yours It might help you mend  The long broken doors Just read the poem I penned! Photo by Joshua Sortino on Unsplash