Colourful Emotions

  •   Fri, Jan 25 2013
  •   Jyothika Harsha Shetty, Dubai

January 25, 2013


Colourful Emotions

Fingers clasped and eyes closed dreaming of entering a world of imagination

Different emotions experienced reassure the truth of our existence

Feeling of uncertainty teaches us to embrace the moment

Taking life as it comes and living every day as it seems a never ending joy.

 

It won’t take long until this joy seizes to exist when we stop experiencing our existence

We stop believing in our identity and deceive our emotions in the quest for eternal glory.

Success does not seem to show its way but believe it will once shine as the rising sun,

With belief and hope we continue to live this dream.

 

In passage of life we often forget our past and live as if there was no tomorrow,

Letting loose the emotions that wander in search of understanding.

Failing to acknowledge that relationship begin to loosen up,

Gathering broken emotions is a challenge then faced.

 

Striving to rebuild relations that have long faded, with a hope of light at the end of the tunnel

Time has moved swiftly and the remains are just memories, often leaving us alone.

The rise of dawn strikes the realization of colorful emotions hidden deep inside us,

Making us wonder if it was worth the struggle that blossom colourless flowers in the garden.

 

The journey has been that of a bird that has wings but not able to fly,

Is that of a king who has won the battle but failed to win the heart of his subjects.

Emotions do not lie and it is a reflection of our true self,

Embracing the truth makes the journey easy and keeps us alive,

Acceptance is a statement of our willingness to live life filled with colourful emotions.


 

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Jyothika Harsha Shetty, Dubai
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Comment on this article

  • Olin Lasrado, Padil

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    Wonder Poem Jyothika.. Never knew your hiddden talent.. Keep writing.

  • SANDEEP , SHARJAH

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    Jyothikakka it is wonderful poem. I realy enjoyed reading your writings. your earlier article was also simply great.Emotions are essence of human life.without emotions and dreams we humans cannot go forword in our life.i hope you will reach much heigher heights in years to come. I realy would like to congratulate you for your writings even after your hectic work schedule.You are a woman with multi taletnts.wish you goodluck. Sandeep

  • HAROON RASHEED, mangalore,/riyadh k s a

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    whats ever mentioned in the poem its true .emotions are never lie ,keeps on writing more good poems.

  • prajwal shetty, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    its grate job akka ..... really ur very gud writer.....u have very grate future....keep writing more poem.....

  • Iqbal, Doha/manglore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Good work mam..!!In your busy life still you get time to write these great poems...waiting for more..

  • Stanley Dsouza, Manipal/Falnir /Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Good poem, this is your 2nd one I believe? Keep writing more of them, you a amazing writer. Even my daughter writes good Poems, she is 15 years old now and studying little rock, and you both are Rocking Keep it up, would like to see some more Poems by this year end .
    Stanley //Mangalore// Falnir //Manipal//

  • Antony D'Cunha, Permude/Muscat

    Fri, Jan 25 2013

    Very touching poem.

  • RODRIX, USA

    Fri, Jan 25 2013

    IT'S TRULY AN AMAZING POEM. V SHOULD NEVER BOTTLE UP OUR EMOTIONS. FELICITATIONS TO U DEAR MISS SHETTY.


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