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Regrets

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A kind stranger I met
We kept talking and he said
You know she was beautiful
I only have few regrets
I should have kissed her more
Should have loved her sore
Should have hugged till dusk
Keep smelling her musk
Should have played all nights
Visited far away sites
Should have laughed on her jokes
Gave all till I was broke
Should have smiled when she blushed
Made her calm when she rushed
She was all I had
I just worked instead
Now she is gone I am alone
In this world on my own
Have kids and such
But (with tears in his eyes), he said
I miss her so so much
Then we drank in her memory
He said don’t feel sorry
I am counting my days
In all possible ways
Waiting to meet her again
Body loses and I gain
My freedom to fly
The day I die
We become one again

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120 thoughts on “Regrets”

    1. M R it is the hope, faith plays a part, but doesn’t matter religion or otherwise, we all the same destiny, death and then we are all in this big speculative unknown or become one with the nature…

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      8. I am really pleased that you found your true voice! Perhaps it will improve further and further. I could not and would not, in any shape or form, take any credit for that. May you have lot more to come and just keep writing your heart…

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      10. The intention is to give credit where it is due and that belong to you and your heart, I was and am a mere figment which somehow ignited in an imaginary way a fire which is in you AD.

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  4. Tears,, isn’t that so often said, I should kissed her more loved more..oh sad..This so beautiful Ab, but so so true and yet heavenly…I have another blog on healing world I would love to share on there.. I will give you the link..I always forget it….I have prayers for the dying and little stories about life and and and..don’t have to much time on..but this is sometihing else..needs to be shared..but I will share on mine not though..ok
    Sherri

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    2. I am really pleased that you like the message, just to ensure that you fully understand, the picture inspired the poem however the story told is not of the person in the image, it is perhaps of someone I know but have not been told to me in those or similar words and is a creation of my brain more than anything else. I am more than happy for you to reblog however wanted to make sure you understand the creative process involved rather than consider it a true story. In summary it is a true reflection of my heart rather than anyone else and I do believe in the message conveyed that we end up giving importance to unimportant things in life and the regret that later on…once the truly beautiful time and perhaps people we love have passed. Thank you and stay blessed

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  5. That is one of the most touching stories I think I have ever heard! His truth to admit earthy treasures do not give all the simple pleasures that we need to live in peace.The truth is simple, we are spiritual beings having a human experience! My vision of God is taught through those whom are willing to open their eyes. The words of this man was given as a gift to wake us, persuading our hearts. I’m thankful you shared this for it opened my heart. I
    I’m going to reblog this because people need to become aware of the things that are truly important. You do not mind if I do?

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    1. I am really pleased that you like the message, just to ensure that you fully understand, the picture inspired the poem however the story told is not of the person in the image, it is perhaps of someone I know but have not been told to me in those or similar words and is a creation of my brain more than anything else. I am more than happy for you to reblog however wanted to make sure you understand the creative process involved rather than consider it a true story. In summary it is a true reflection of my heart rather than anyone else and I do believe in the message conveyed that we end up giving importance to unimportant things in life and the regret that later on…once the truly beautiful time and perhaps people we love have passed

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    1. Neeta many thanks for your kind comment, you have captured beautifully the message. We all need to understand what is important…

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  9. Genius! What a way to end that!
    Two wandering souls
    one in fishbowl
    the other outside
    when they meet
    both are one & one is both

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    1. Thank you Carrie for your appreciation! My intention was not to cause any hurt, rather invoke emotion of longing and doing more in the present before that moment is gone.

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  16. The picture goes well with the poem. It looks as if one is telling a story and the other is listening to it or the other way round. But the ending lines tell you all…HOPE. 🙂

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  19. Wow. It doesn’t matter if this isn’t true as reported to you. Its truth is in its universality and clarity. This is perhaps my favorite of what I have read from you. Thank you!

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      2. It is a pleasure to write for someone like you who reads and feel these words. Many thanks for your kind comment.

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  21. This is a very touching poem. One that moves me so. Its beautiful and splendid. Its amazing, the words you write brought to life by your magic pen. Thank you for sharing such amazing pieces with me 🙂

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    1. I am really grateful for the time you spent on my humble words/images, your attention, appreciation and your most wonderful thoughts Danielle. It is my utmost pleasure. 🙂

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      2. I fly, catch sky train to heaven, to show your words as evidence that redemption is possible for the ultimate sinner, touched by a saint 🙂 thank you 🙂

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  28. this is one of my favorite poems of yours ever – and I think every young man needs to read it. Seriously – this is genius and just such meaty stuff – the flow and feel – but also your social wisdom and life perspective is wonderful. cheers and two thumbs up! the pic was perfetc too…

    “I just worked instead
    Now she is gone I am alone…”

    oh wow

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    1. Now you have made me fly in the air and reach for the moon. I am ever so grateful. I agree with your sentiment that we should pay attention to our loved ones immediately and never wait, times passes and so too people..

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      2. Thank you, here by thorns I meant the male sapiens 🙂 we should appreciate each other to the fullest!

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