Fall and Rise.

Posted on by Hemalatha Ramesh

Hey Hazi,
I still
remember the day,
you landed on my balcony
with wounded wings.

Hey Hazi,
Prepare yourself,
set your destination right,
It’s time to fall and rise
to reach high skies.

Hey Hazi,
Trust none,
its hard to find a true one.
Set your soul free
and don’t settle for less.

Hey Hazi,
Welcome weathers,
ride on rainbows
and kiss the sun!

Hey Hazi,
Don’t expect a crystal ball,
to predict your future,
rather make it.
Altitudes don’t matter,
but attitude does.

Photo credit: Evan Clark @unsplash For the visually challenged reader, the image shows a hand extended out with a little bird sitting on it. In the background one can see a lake and it’s shore in distance

This post is in response to Sadje’s What do you see and Eugi’s Weekly Prompt

Thank you so much for reading!🙂

86 thoughts on “Fall and Rise.”

  8. Wow…loved these lines in particular,
    ‘Don’t expect a crystal ball,
    to predict your future,
    rather make it.
    Altitudes don’t matter,
    but attitude does.’
    Loved how you managed to combine those two prompts. Brilliant, Hema!

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I turn my thoughts to words, words to emotions.