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Seasons
If I could assosciate my life with a season then it would be the rains. Or you could say I really love the rainy season.
First because if it's raining cats and dogs then you get a holiday from the school. So you don't have to go on with your routine that particular day. And the second is that, rains are in a way mother nature expressing her distress.
When things are not going out way we feel angered and sad at the same time. in nature the answer is shown by the lightnings and thunder, while the downpour represents the tears of frustration.
I have this tendency to compare life with rains. When it rains I attend best the window rails and savour that moment, it brings a sense of calmness throughout.
But floods and incoming landslides cannot be taken into consideration. Or could be compared to that emotion when a wife funds out her husband's extramarital affair and is having her breakdown, but at the San nee time she is angry at her husband for breaking her trust hence she throws the fragile items and makes the room shabby to get rid of her frustrations.
When it first starts to rain there is chaos around. Similarly, when you are stuck in a problem initially, you think your life is messed up and there's no way out.
But when it rains continous for some time, you realise there is no point waiting under the shelter. So you take your umbrella and start to walk in the rain. The same way of the problem has been with you for quite sometime, you learn to live with it and you try looking for the solution.
And when the heavy rains thorns to drizzles and finally stop you realise the chaos hear subsided and things start taking back to their places. And then follows Sunshine and Rainbows.
When we learn to see our problems in a new light we start to normalise the chaos around and within us.
Always remember:
Everybody wants happiness
Nobody wants pain.
But you can't have a rainbow
Without rain
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© Ka.Ev
First because if it's raining cats and dogs then you get a holiday from the school. So you don't have to go on with your routine that particular day. And the second is that, rains are in a way mother nature expressing her distress.
When things are not going out way we feel angered and sad at the same time. in nature the answer is shown by the lightnings and thunder, while the downpour represents the tears of frustration.
I have this tendency to compare life with rains. When it rains I attend best the window rails and savour that moment, it brings a sense of calmness throughout.
But floods and incoming landslides cannot be taken into consideration. Or could be compared to that emotion when a wife funds out her husband's extramarital affair and is having her breakdown, but at the San nee time she is angry at her husband for breaking her trust hence she throws the fragile items and makes the room shabby to get rid of her frustrations.
When it first starts to rain there is chaos around. Similarly, when you are stuck in a problem initially, you think your life is messed up and there's no way out.
But when it rains continous for some time, you realise there is no point waiting under the shelter. So you take your umbrella and start to walk in the rain. The same way of the problem has been with you for quite sometime, you learn to live with it and you try looking for the solution.
And when the heavy rains thorns to drizzles and finally stop you realise the chaos hear subsided and things start taking back to their places. And then follows Sunshine and Rainbows.
When we learn to see our problems in a new light we start to normalise the chaos around and within us.
Always remember:
Everybody wants happiness
Nobody wants pain.
But you can't have a rainbow
Without rain
© All Rights Reserved
© Ka.Ev
