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Disaster

And so how can you forget The time when your car sank like a stone And when it felt like everything was gone The void came back From the journey of miles Stepping into your heart Stealing hundreds of smiles The change that brought a chance In order to enhance and advance The way of your endeavoring To achieve the dreams in the cage For that you have to have control over rage Because it's not that stage when you were kid by age Sitting in solitude As if you are messed up and want to disappear Lost the love with the intention of having nothing to fear With the hope that someone would hear Someday somewhere someone would help you to bear And when someone came with the words opposite to you and said "love is not something to get fed up from, but a fire to get your energy from" Didn't those words heal you somewhere? Giving back your smile to you which was like rare Maybe not to you alone But to all those who wished for it in their every prayer And gradually but really Wasn't it becoming easy? Saying goodbye to that void With the heart which was not greedy Somewhere wasn't it becoming easy? But paved the way towards distracting you from being a true blue Even after having moments which were not few And so it was, is and will be upto you To either conquer again Or to become someone else's favorite season "Whatever happens, happens for a reason" Now all what you can do is believe In the reason which only can give you relief But when you are nothing but just a mess And your life is more of a stuff of stress You may doubt that how could you Be someone's favourite season But it could be the truth because "Whatever happens, happens for a reason"

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