The time in your life when you want to postpone every small activity, but much as you want, can you really postpone life?
I want to postpone workI can’t postpone loveI want to postpone cookingI can’t postpone eatingI want to postpone cleaningI can’t postpone beautyI want to postpone my woesI can’t postpone anxietyI want to postpone maskingI can’t postpone the hazeI want to postpone angerI can’t postpone wordsI am done and dustedCaught in a silent dazeLost in the filthy mazeI hardly breatheI postpone living everyday
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Bindiya is a linguist, works at a diplomatic mission, is a wife, a mother, an Indian citizen who is passionate about living life to its read more...
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