when I returned
lost and beaten
through the woods
to reach where I belong
no one was there
to welcome me
except the scorching trail
and the ruins beyond
~~~~~
Asha Seth
Award-winning Indian Book Blogger
when I returned
lost and beaten
through the woods
to reach where I belong
no one was there
to welcome me
except the scorching trail
and the ruins beyond
~~~~~
Asha Seth
An award winning book blogger, Asha is ranked among top 10 book bloggers of India. She has been blogging since 10 years and has reviewed more than 600 books. Her book blog 'missbookthief.com' has been awarded with many accolades including 'Best Indian Book Blog' by Indiblogger and 'Inspiring Book Influencer' by Crossword. She is also a poet, youtuber, and traveler. Notoriously known as 'The Book Thief', Asha lives in Mumbai, India, with her books and plants. Reach out for book collaborations and promotions.
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Intense and deep carrying symbolism, Asha!
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Hello
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Good evening!
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Love this. Cracking little poem!
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Thanks, Matthew. How have you been?
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Good thanks Asha. You?
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I’ve been well. It’s been so long I never saw you or heard from you.
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Lol I’ve been here just working away quietly!
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So true of life, perseverance is everything!
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It indeed is.
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Asha, the lines generate an instant impact on the reader…very powerful way of crafting words…well done
Regards
Roy
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Thank you very much for the kind words.
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It’s often tough to travel back in the past, things change even if we don’t 😦
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Yes, and more often than not, we may not be as likely to accept the change.
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True it’s hard to accept the change especially if it’s a undesirable one🤔
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It’s hard to accept the changes especially if they are undesirable ones😏
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I love this poem. I am wondering the context. I imagined a sort of “you can’t go home again” theme as I was reading it.
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It is amazing how everyone of us has a different perspective to a piece of work.
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Yes, that’s one of the fascinating things about writing. 🙂
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I am still contemplating your view trying to fix it with the poem.
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I definitely don’t think your poem needs any fixing. My interpretation can be off the mark sometimes 😂
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