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I Wish for Good

Here is Sara’s poem of longing and hope – exclusively for Different Truths.

Mingling between thoughts I wish for good.
Good days were there where I once stood.
My share of happiness was taken away.
I never knew him still wanted to stay.
But left after receiving sadness in my share.
Want to sit, want to stay quiet for centuries.
As a silent ocean with waves of few memories.
I have nothing in my hand now.
I'll recover but don't know how?
Bound to smile bound to laugh was never my choice.
Knew that I live for others just praying for inner rejoices.
Amen

Picture design Anumita Roy, Different Truths

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Sara Arshad
Sara Arshad is an English teacher. She taught in various institutes all over Lahore, Pakistan. In her free time, she enjoys writing heartfelt personal poetry that makes the reader see the world through her perspective and journey. She is a working member of the South Asian Peace Action Network and a member of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan. Her syndicated features have made a place in renowned journals around the globe.

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