avatarDarshak Rana

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A Poetry of mindfulness

How I prevented the collateral damage of my mental state

The story of shouldering my mind’s responsibility

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The beginning of the end

That none can mend

Despite the fatal-warnings,

If I continue to fear

I lose my peace for the rest of the year,

with time, the virus will surely fade

But what about my mental state?

A healthy body with a fragile mind?

Impuissant I would be…

Like an old birch tree.

If not now, when do I change,

For my peace and happiness would estrange.

I now decide to change my destiny henceforth

With every second, I check my thought

I paint the dark thoughts with the whites

With negativity, my positivity fights

I help others to do what I do

So that they refill themselves with the positive hue

With positive affirmations, I keep my calm

I change my thinking to change my qualm.

When the world would shift to the brighter side

I would be full of peace, happiness, and pride

I am preparing for the world I foresee

Because there would be no place outside to flee

At the time of world transformation

When there would be one humanity and one nation

Spirituality
Mindfulness
Positive Thinking
Poetry
Mental Health
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