And in my head all the good times replay or forget the past? And such thoughts evade and deny all joy that we together had made tell me what must I do when I close my eyes? For I am haunted by her face and sweet replies can I forget the time we spend lost in our love? In the face of this pain my head and ego I bow tell me, dear friend how did this love so certain end up to be lost in nothing but pain and burden?
Hey, Nathan. That was so touching. Great poem, seriously. And you know, yes, it's one of the hardest things to deal with, you know, a heartbreak. And nothing really can ease the pain. No amount of anyone telling you, oh, it was destiny, it was meant to be, and maybe it's for the best. You know, that's not going to help. I know
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 0:39
Hello. Okay. Wow. The best way to get over someone is to get under someone. That's an advice I've never heard before. So sounds very interesting. But yes, I like that. You mentioned you like to take the time to heal, feel miserable and then one fine day you feel better. So a very wise friend of mine gave me this advice. When I is going through a situation like this cry, baby, cry until the night has tapped you dry
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
You. Hey Nidhin. So I just got back on Swell to get active with my recordings, my responses today onwards. And this is my first recording that I'm doing today. And I'm so glad that I'm doing this because this is such a beautiful poem and by you, so, such a dear friend. So I'm glad I'm making a beginning with a response to your poem. This is special for me and I hope this keeps me going
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 1:16
Hello, Ariana. It is such a pleasure to have you back once. Well, to be hearing your voice again brings me immense joy and I'm very honored that, you know, you you chose to have your comeback by replying to my poem. I couldn't be more honored. And yes, I'm eagerly waiting for you to, you know, restart your 365 day learning challenge. I've been missing those daily lessons and learnings that you keep sharing
A very good evening to you. Nathan. Sir, I am Kadambari Gupta. I just heard your poem and all I can say is that it was amazing. Amazing. So well written, so well recited. And when you were reciting it, every word you know you it just touched my heart and I was like brow. Brilliantly. You have expressed your thoughts, your feelings. The emotions were so well expressed. All I can say is that I wish you all the best
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 0:44
Hello, Kathamri. Thank you so much for taking out the time to listen to my poem, but more importantly, also giving me feedback and your thoughts and expressions about it. I really appreciate that. I'm glad that you were able to resonate with the poem and I accept all the compliments and the well wishes that you're sending my way. I also noticed that you're a poet yourself and I've listened to some of your poetry recitals
aamna singh
@aamy · 3:07
So I would just like to share a few lines on the poem since I have that interest. So it goes like in the sanctuary of our togetherness, time lost its hold. The boundaries of reality got bold. The universe unfolded as gold. The secret whispered in our ears. With each word exchanged we wove the fabric of our own universe ideas, hopes and aspirations that take you forward. Right? So I think it's very good to remember the cherished times you've spent with that person
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 0:33
Hey, Amna. Thank you so much for chiming in. I truly appreciate your response. And I particularly like one thing that you said, that healing is not difficult either. It's a choice that we make, that we want to heal. We demand healing of ourselves. And when we have that desire, life ends up being positive. It ends up being beautiful. All so thank you for the positivity over here. Have a great day or an evening. Bye
Rashmi Trivedi
@RashmiTrivedi · 1:16
This too shall pass in the face you are currently in. It must be very difficult to believe. I know. And I understand. But just hang in there. These lines are for you life is very beautiful in its every hue. It's much more than a relationship or a heartbreak or two. You may not believe this now, for you are in pain. But doesn't the sun shine again after the rain? So friend, just embrace or embrace what you're feeling
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 0:50
Hello, Rashmi. Thank you so much for chiming in. And that was a wonderful poem that you quoted in your reply. Yes, I agree. The sun definitely shines again after the rain. So some beautiful words of advice there. And I can tell you that the pain has definitely subsided, because this was an event that happened probably ten years ago. So I had a long time to recover, and I've also experienced love many times after this
There's a joke that my poet friends and I always say to each other, at some point in the middle of catastrophe, somebody will look around Riley and give a half smile and say, well, at least you'll get a poem out of that
Nidhin George 🔷
@geo_rhymes · 0:24
Hello, Katharine. Yes, you're right. No matter what the situation, at least poets will get a poem out of that. And, yes, writing about that did help take my mind away from the depth of the situation. I think poetry for me, in a lot of ways, is therapy as much as it is art