Some of the kindest people have been through the most excruciating circumstance. Never assume that a grinning face and a hopeful spirit is devoid of personal tragedy. Some people smile in order to move past their pain. That's why laughter is the best medicine. Love always, Esha ❤
Photo by Andrew Beatson on Pexels.com On gray days When sun rays can’t seem to reach me I get sad from a lack of trying Then denying And whining As I hear the call of my ambitions Echoing through the distance My pride responds back, I’m tired, I can’t do that It’s too hard, it’ll … Continue reading Lack of Trying
Photo by Ksenia Chernaya on Pexels.com There are no wordsTo fill the voidIt is an endless seaOf missed communicationAnd broken opportunities How do I move forward?How do I forget?How do I cry?Now that you're gone Your things fill the room, storages and my mindVestinages of the lifeYou left behindFor the first timeYour not here to … Continue reading Warning: For Those Who Grieve
Photo by Jess Bailey Designs on Pexels.com I want to paint this neat picture of myself sometimes. By portraying a person that doesn't exist but that's not me. I'm honest to a fault. I can't run be hid filters. I'm not afraid to show my imperfections because I spend my time trying to overcome them … Continue reading Open Journal Entry: The Bitter Truth About My Relationships
My auntie died two weeks ago and it hit me hard. It feels like every time I come up for air, my naive lungs take in water. But nevertheless, I have come to the reality that time is not guaranteed. It is only granted to blessed souls for a limited amount of time. And when … Continue reading The Gift of Prayer
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