"I can be the dark, just for you to love your brightness." Reyansh Rathore.
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Guilt and remorse can become your constant companions, clinging to your soul until you decide to release them. Yet, will your consc...
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"Your likes and dislikes are not to be suppressed, stifled or strangled. Your intellect has only to examine and deal with them appropriately to ensure your life runs smooth....." the professor babbled on and on, speaking in one breath, quoting lines out of book. It's already past five and this person is hell bent to make this extra class untorable.
"The nature of the mind is akin to that of the wind. Both are restless, turbulent, strong and obstinate." This two statements of him got me fixed to my mind.
Our mind is really something. I have been always curious to human mind. To what extent it can go to achieve what it wants. Even if lots of failure coming along it's path, it's not ready to let go the thread.
The thread of Hope.
That's why I chose to take psychology as my extra curricular. Alas, this man is making me regret my decision now from the pit of my patience.
I am Kiraz Roy, coming from a good reputed middle class Bengali family taught me to be self sufficient. Doing my final years and in three to four months I will get my degree. Since reading became my passion, so I opted for B.A. in Literature.
I hardly have any friends and my past makes me run away from its mere name. But if not for my family, I would have been long buried only my name remembered in memories. Having done mistakes which my intellect term as a selfish move, my mental state has still not been stable.
"Kiraz Kiraz" my batchmate Sanchi whispered yelled in my ears making me to flinch and stand straight up.
My unnecessary action created a jolt in the room making, heads to turn towards our bench. Which situated in the freaking middle of the humongous room. This is the sixth time in today I am getting drowned in the pool of embarrassment.
