But wisdom and love will help us to rise and keep lies and deception a tangled web we weave when family betrays us our hearts, they grieve words that deceive and trust that's broken a pain that's felt when love's unspoken the heart that lingers when lies are revealed can leave us broken our hearts concealed but it is in these moments that wisdom is born and we learn to rise after being torn. For though family may betray with lies untold the love that we hold in our hearts will never grow
So they have the strength to go through a process of forgiveness and still look towards the future and hope in love, put their bet on love, no matter how hard it is and how painful it is. And I think this is a testament. This is a testament of the beautiful soul of this person. And I think it's you. So this is a really powerful message to believe in love
Jamatadi adasar and I heard your swell. It was very moving. I'm speechless today. I really don't know what to say, but all I can say is very well written. And I'm sorry that I can't say more because this is very, very deep. Best wishes to you. Lot of success to you, sir. Thank you so much. J Matadi
Swell Team
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Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 3:37
A common thread that runs through all of them is troubled childhood, broken homes, absent, or inefficient parenting. So families have a huge impact on us here. I mean, I can never impress on it enough as to how our personalities, our perspectives are shaped by family. Like, the fundamentals are there, right? And it takes a huge deal to understand the damage or the positives
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 2:57
Hi Candy. Thank you so much for such a warm, such a thoughtful and enlightened message. And yes, few of the poems have an essence of me. Okay. Have a version of me in them. Not all. Not all. Certainly not all. A very few of them. Very few of them. You can say in every book there would be one or two or maximum three which have an essence of it
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 3:43
Even in the smallest of achievement, I did not used to celebrate anything because I felt that this is going to go and it would be the same cycle that would kick in. Yes. Thank you so much. It's a pleasure to have you here. You are an avid reader. Your perspective gives me not the direction. It's such an advice which any writer and author would love to hear a perspective because it can mold a shape of a ministerial poem or whatever is going on
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 1:24
Hi kadambari jamadadi. Thank you so much for dropping in and sharing your thoughts onto it. Sometimes you don't have to say much to say a lot. All right. But silence can speak a lot. And this poem is a testament that, you know, you don't need lot of words and you don't have to be loud enough to express what you are feeling deep down. So silence is sometimes the best answer you can give. I'm glad that you found it very deep
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 2:46
What I'm trying to say is that once people understand each other on that level, I think the bond deepens. Even if the bond is between an author and a reader or maybe two friends or in a relationship or in a professional setting. Also, until you have that empathy, unless you have that understanding towards your fellow people who are around you, I think that is a big game changer
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 3:28
For we will continue to stumble through this endless squall seeking love and wisdom. But they allude or thrall and in the end as we stand or we fall it's the love we once had a bitter gall well himanshi I hope I would have done justice to the thought process that you walked. And I'm already working on my next one, next book, which would be a collection of not 20 poems this time. I am going another I would add another ten poems to it
