The sour that might taste like sweet

Tree of Life

Recently when I was having a conversation with a friend, the topic of hospitals sprang up. And it dawned upon me that the immediate response to it is, "Oh, I hate them." or "They are soo depressing." And they are all right, it truly gets depressing there. The death, the illness and the sadness that prevails in the hospitals gets to us. It rarely seems like a happy place. Sometimes the only time anyone feels happy there is when they get to know they are soon getting out of there.

 But like everything in this world there are two sides to the coin. Along all the death, suffering and illness hand in hand also hope and glimpses of happiness exist.It is the place where two people experience the first joys of parenthood. A place where a child is soo happy seeing his grandparents getting all well. Teaching them to fight through tough times. Or even the relief and happiness that rushes through a doctor after saving a life. That feeling is indescribable.

 I still remember the day my brother was born. Going to meet him in the hospital was a different feeling altogether. The tiny human in front of me made me soo happy.. holding those tiny hands! It was another level of happiness.

But keeping the good and bad aside, it also enlightens us to the smaller things in life, the basic importance of life as well because hospitals make us come face to face with the reality of life.  How we all being so busy in our daily life and cribbing about everything we forget the amazing gift we have.
   The gift of  'good health and life.'

We are so ignorant towards it, taking it all for granted that we don't care for our health on many occasions. Neglecting it and later regretting it. Letting small things turn into disasters due to that.
  We need to realise that this is IT. This is the only life we have. So we better start taking care of it dearly and realise how life isn't permanent.


Love,
Tamanna

Muse

Some people come in your life
And they end up inspiring you.
You inspired those words that I pen down.
The thoughts that mingle my mind.

-Tamanna



I don't know how true it is for everyone but I feel everyone has that one person who inspires them in life ,who leads them to do things differently. They may inspire how you live your life or your writing or your art. :) That muse in our lives! :)

Share it with people who inspire you and let them know :)

Love,
Tamanna

Fading Friendships

You know something?
I'm sure you don't,
I had fallen in love with our friendship.
It was divine,
Bliss,
Everything and more.
Those endless pools of talks,
Sharing our fears and love,
Those caring moments,
Thoughtfulness.
I fell in love with our friendship,
Which was beyond any relationship,
Beyond words,beyond explanation.
Something soo beautiful,
That it left an imprint in my heart. 

-Tamanna



My last post being on how friendships are soo important in our lives , how they effect our happiness in soo many ways. Well here is the sad but true part of friendships. The part where these things fade away where over the time we lose friends and in process sometimes lose bits and pieces of us here and there. Growing up has had these downsides to it. We change, we grow apart and we move on. But we can never truly forget all of those friendships once we had :)


Love,
Tamanna