Time heals. And can some wise soul please tell me just how? Is it a balm or is Time the doc with the magical hands that every patient desires to touch and feel? If he's a doc, has someone bothered to check his credentials? So far, He hasn't healed any of my wounds. Not those my parents inflicted, neither those the sons of bitches caused, not the ones so called friends imposed and certainly not those that were meted out in the name of love. These wounds keep oozing pus every once in a while and those mental band-aids soak, so I change them and stick on fresh ones. But for how long?
Can't I be stricken with selective amnesia, at least?
There are theories and there are theories on Time the healer, the ravages of time, on wasting it and managing it. Have you ever stopped to think just how controversial they all are. If it's a healer, why does it plunder, in the first place? If it is wasted, then why bother to manage it? No seriously, I'm as boggled by the theory of the healer as by spiels on how to manage time effectively so you can fit in the world's chores and yours and yet hit the bed at midnight with a smile on your lips and a rush of adrenalin in your body, ready to take on the same circus next day and the day after.
How long, just how long can I keep the facade going?
Time will tell, I guess.
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Time heals, darling, by adding the perspective of distance to pain.
Profound, huh?
Very profound. But I shall be patient.
Actually, do you know, I agree with Lali. Also, you forget Life. Dealing with it forces you to put certain things behind you, or you'd lose your mind.
Take care of yourself, hon. See you on the other side.
Baba re - eto angsto kisher?
any comment on this is bound to sound so goddamned cliched ... so one shall refrain, and let you whine ...
Rimi: Paka buri! :D
U: becoz you choose to ignore me.
Bona: Thank you, kind sir :)
*hugs* well atleast you are posting :) Nothiing like venting I guess. take care.
Hey, do come back. I have a little one too and love to read about your daughter. Actually I have read all about her admission to the B'lore school and stuff. Maybe we can exchange notes too :)
Lots of hugs for the li'l one
--sandeepa
I would have said something like Rimi's comments, but I will refrain lest you call me "Paka Buro" - we have reserved that for our son, at the moment!
hope time heals you ...
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