u/ResidentSession3981
r/poetry_critics r/Hindi r/WritersSanctuary r/writingcirclejerk r/hindikavita r/CriticalThinkingIndia
How does a country become great?
Seeing that a few corrupt people can brainwash lakhs of people at a time, I don't know how a country like India, which is so diverse and big, from villages in hills, to cities near seas, can be run rightfully?
What should be the protocol to improve our country, and ensure that few corrupt minds don't disrupt it fully. How to ensure that consequences will be faced by a party, if they are found guilty?
How to ensure that sustainable development will undergo, and not just the corporates will be favoured, where voices of each and every person will matter?
u/ResidentSession3981 — 1 month ago
The ending
I don't know why, but after trying many different endings, this one stuck the most. It leaves different possibilities for the readers.
u/ResidentSession3981 — 2 months ago
▲ 96 r/writingcirclejerk
Rupi Kaur inspired me.
When I was a kid, I used to imagine. That imagination made me what I imagined I would become if I never imagined and did some work.
Then one day, amidst the breezy chaos of this capitalistic world, where real artists are looked down upon, I found a true poet, a true being. I didn't just read her poetry, but let it conquer my mind.
Today is my first day of poetry ( I learned by reading her's). Please tell me how it is.
u/ResidentSession3981 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/poetry_critics
One night I may stand beneath the sky,
not just to gaze at the moon.
Rather to rise towards it,
unknowing of the consequences.
One night I may rise enough,
not just to reach the moon,
but to grab it's attention.
And finally one night,
I may yearn enough,
not just to gather love,
rather for my heart to live the same
atmosphere as the moon.
It may not live there,
but anyways—
u/ResidentSession3981 — 4 months ago