
टूटते तारे

जहा तुम नही बारिश वहा
फर्क फ़कत इतना
एक नमी मैं उम्मीद
एक नमी मैं उदासी
जहा तुम जज़्बात वहा
जहा तुम नहीं जज़्बात वहा
फर्क फ़कत इतना
कुछ मैं ख़ुशी
कुछ मैं बारिश का पानी
जहा तुम पदचिन्ह वहा
जहा तुम नहीं पदचिन्ह वहा
फर्क फ़कत इतना
एक तरफ सागर का किनारा
दूजी और गीली रेत बिखरी वहा
जहा तुम इमारते वहा
जहा तुम नहीं इमारते वहा
फर्क फ़कत इतना
एक तरफ क्षितिज
दूसरी और टूटे खंडहर वहा
जहा तुम बारिश वहा
जहा तुम नहीं बारिश वहा
Should I say sorry? Again??
It’s funny how life takes a turn and one finds oneself at the same corner after what seems a long span of time albeit a totally different situation.
I still remember almost two years back, I was frustrated, seething with fury and pained at the agony of being ridiculed for my weight issues, which had in the first place prompted me to ask myself..“Should I say “sorry””. And here I am again today asking the same question.
My question back then and even today was why are people so ignorant to sensitivities and emotions of other people. And why don’t they think twice before commenting on somebody else’s life situation, physical attributes or lifestyle.
Two years back, I had cried bad, and I was so disturbed by non stop judgment of others as how big I looked or how the clothes won’t fit me or simply “madam we don’t have your size” and believe me I was not even really really overweight. It was the attitude or coarseness, which made me cry, not my physical size.
I actually had a relative comment, if you don’t watch what you eat and simply not do anything whole day, you will be the way you are. As if I loved being overweight, and as if he was running my household on a daily basis, living my life struggles and tackling my health issues. Anyways that was then…..
And today when my situation is more conducive towards a more constructive weight loss, I run into people who are like”” Oh my God” what have you done” and believe me it’s not in a nice way, another one that makes me cringe is “besharm Kitna exercise karegi, translated literally, shameless, how much are you going to exercise”. And then there are those at parties, who would actually count every morsel I eat and comment ” how much dieting are you going to do”. I have had people who actually see that am I eating all the fatty, fried food or not.
Irony is that once I was questioned and commented on being not the right size, and today I have people judging me as to how much I work out or how much I am eating to loose weight and to maintain my lesser size body, and how beemaar (not well) I look.
Does it really matter to any one how I look, I was not hurting people when I was overweight (I still am, though considerably less), nor am I hurting anybody by exercising or keeping a check on what I eat. It was my body then, it is my body now which I am pushing hard to loose the weight or starving myself, it is my choice based on my circumstances. Why do I have to be called names.
What I do not understand is that why do people don’t think twice before saying anything. Does it really take that much brains to realize what one is saying might hurt the other person. what it takes is a little empathy and a lot of heart to be nice to others. One may not be hurting others by being physically imperfect or perfect, but one can be really hurtful by the mere words they speak.
I was beautiful then to whom I mattered and I am beautiful even now to whom I belong to or loved by, No Matter What!
Walking by the moonlight
Hand in hand, side by side
Whispering sweet nothings
Drowning in each others eyes
That sweet moment to hold
That sight, that face to behold
Beautiful is the moment of love
When one is lost to oneself
And gets complete at
The sight of darling beloved
Which brings joy and life
And oh! what peace of mind
But those sweet nothing’s
Loose their worth,
When Those deep eyes are
Nowhere to be found
With the moon in the clouds
The shadows are drowned
What loves gives to oneself
Is a mystery beyond
Is it love, or pleasure
Is it softness of heart
Or jewels or treasure
Is it emptiness of soul
Or just Sea of tears
Deep and so profound
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