How To Stop Poking Your Nose In Other People’s Business

The nose is a part of your beauty.

My daughter yelled at me literally when I jeopardized her drawing. She was angry and told me in her mother tongue, which can be interpreted as I am dumb. She told me in front of her mother who giggled badly at me.

She was trying to draw a goat, she was almost there to finish her drawing, I forced her to give me a pencil to make her sketch more attractive. I wanted to show my art to her. I turned the goat into a dog.

I poked my nose even she did not ask for my intervention. Moreover, the main problem was that when she insisted I bring back the dog to a goat, I got freaked out. I’m very poor at drawing.

Poking nose is not a disease, it’s a habit, and the good news is that you can get rid of it. First and foremost you must learn what a nose does. The nose is a gas detector, it detects all sorts of good and bad gases. So let us use it as a detector and not an intervener.

Poking a nose is like scratching in part of the body, which is allergic to your nail. And allergy is no good.

First, you have to stand in front of a clean mirror. Early morning is the best time because our brain works well, which helps to see your authentic image in the mirror. It’s also advisable to be fasting. Your empty stomach plus an empty brain is a good combination.

Close your eyes take a deep breath and slowly open your eyes. When you open your eyes then look at your nose-first. I’m a poet so I can see my nose from a poetic imaginative angle. If you are not a poet just look at your nose very carefully. And try to appreciate the art of how beautifully your nose is created. Look at the mirror and think in a creative way.

So do this practice for one week, wake up, stand in front of the mirror and look at your own nose carefully.

On the eighth day sit and write down your experience that you observed in that week. Try to feel the special moments of those seven days you spent near a mirror. Write something about the shape, size, holes, and tidiness of your nose. Use metaphor, compare your nose with an animal or flowers or fruit. I compare my nose with a sweet potato. Try to know your nose is the perfect component of your body.

After writing an essay about your one-week experience with all those imaginative words generated from your heart and mind, you will realize that life is beautiful because you have been blessed with a beautiful face with a perfect and well-equipped functional nose.

The poking nose may be an idiom but the nose is a very important part of our body. Some people have some shortcomings with their noses, ask them the value of it. You and I have got a perfect nose so express gratitude with a humble attitude.

Hence, the moral of the story is: the nose is a part of your beauty, no need to put it here and there and to screw the happiness of others.

Note: This is a work of Humour.

Thank you for reading.

Riaz.

February-2022.