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Wednesday, 8 September 2021

Tomorrow May Be Too Late


be gentle and caring
like the evening skies
don't hurt the one who cares,
not the one who doesn't, either
don't hold back I love you for tomorrow,
don't ever think it's fine,
to not say sorry,
no, it's not ok;
show some love, 
step into the other's shoes,
feel the feelings, 
and heal a few,
be nice and cheerful,
reach out today,
tomorrow may be too late

be gentle and calm
like the unrelenting stream,
strong, yet enduring, like the lofty hills,
but don't be rude
and please, never be unkind,
it pierces through the heart,
you don't need to cook up a tale
to get off a friend's calls,
(they know, and yet are friends,)
and, do return the call, 
you may be the only one -
he chose to share;
thank you
can make someone's day,
a warm hug
could bring someone back 
from the brink,
do it today,
tomorrow could be too late


be gentle and calm,
like the evening breeze,
don't stick
to just the four walls,
be there for your friends,
not just those that show they are,
but also the real ones  who truly care,
make time to call, 
you don't need a reason to;
don't be unkind, untrue, 
and don't be cold
have a soul, 
you have to face the mirror, 
one day,
you have to sleep with yourself, 
every night,
wake up,  my dear
be gentle and warm,
now,
tomorrow will be too late!



 © sashikant mohanty

Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Be Sure, I Will be There


deep, in the dark of the unlit room,
dark, in the depths of the silent nights,
when you look out of your window,
you'll find a lonely lamp,
perched in the sky,
as if waiting for you,
you'll likely meet the misty breeze,
and if you find none waiting,
you can be sure, i would be

in the quiet of your room,
when you tucked your face
into the pillow,
or when sleep is elusive,
and the only noise you hear
is the ticking of the clock,
every tick drawing you apart,
a tad farther,
and if you're too lost to hear them,
you just can't miss the beat of a heart
which has never missed a beat,
not even once,
for you!


© sashikant mohanty