The Journey called life

""Most of the poems in the books are inspired by real-life experiences. When words fall short, the pen provides a sigh of relief. When that sudden storm surge of emotions that had been held back for a long comes to surface, then the emotions overflow. All the narrations and poems in the book are the outburst of such sentiments. Being a woman myself, my poems are mostly about them. This is only because I can connect with womanhood more. In no way I can neglect the contribution of men in society in general and in our life in particular. Also, I believe that judgment is the jurisdiction of the judiciary. As a society or individual let's be more accepting towards one another. Let there be less fault-finding and more encouragement. As it said beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder so let's be that beautiful eye for everybody. Also, some of the narration in the book is about living freely. This, that, if and else is an outcome of over-analysis and overthinking. You are free to do what you want to do provided it's not unlawful and illegal. Want to make your side hustle your primary profession or want to tell your loved one how much love you have? Do it anyway. The clock ticks fast. You cannot afford to let go of your precious time in procrastinating. Life is short. Live it to the fullest! This reminds me of the famous lines """"Miles to go before I sleep..""""""