Confused to core!!!! :(

When offered
God showers
But when wanted
Things move away
If life comes as wishes
Humans forget the God’s power
Now too cluttered
With life’s options
Paths unraveled before me,
Welcomes me with happiness
Will things go per wish?
Or that leads to ditch?
Too confused to decide but
Still clear before my eyes,
Is this what life has to offer me?

Comments

Unknown said…
Life is full of suspense.. some turn out to be good some leave an indeliable mark in our hearts... Take as wat it comes and then you will be prepared for all kinds of events...
4:33 AM
Manoj said…
well Janani...I agree with "bricktop" and daz my view too...btw, I guess u r one type who hav all flowcharts well prepared in ur mind always as how to react to each and every action in ur life...

I'm sure u'll do things rite... Jus follow ur mind (NOT ur "intelligence") without anticipating anything, my frd...
8:14 AM
Unknown said…
jan..wat i ll say frm experience is take life as it comes
10:52 AM
Janani said…
@ ALL
Thnx for the support.
9:47 PM
Serendipity said…
Though life will chart its own course, ur actions will certainly influence it and i am sure that the destination would be the same as what u wished for even if there are a few deviations in the path:)
9:20 AM
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