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What If I Tomorrow

Mar 24, 2023
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By Bhairavi Thakkar


Life is a journey, final destination is death, I’ve always been ready to accept this vulnerable fact…

Instead of trying to hold onto life forever, I prefer living it to the fullest and accept death without any fear…

I’m breathing in and smelling that sweet essence of life,

I’m seeing the beauty of the world through my own eyes…

I’m listening to the beat of my heart and symphony of my soul, I’ve stopped taking life for granted and started being joyful…

I pray to God to save me from the concerned eyes, Of those who are attempting to master on my tangled insides…

For what if I die tomorrow, I’ll no longer exist, My identity will be washed away and my memories will be mist…


I’ve kept both my arms open for you to see what shape I’m in, I promise your hug won’t be a waste cos I’ve not committed any sin…

I rise and shine and I’ll reach the sky after my death, A space made of nothing but dreams which I’ll dream of till my last breath…

For my life is uncertain, I’m living my life as if I’m going to die tomorrow, For when my end is around the corner, I don’t want to regret in sorrow…


By Bhairavi Thakkar







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