Sunday, 19 June 2016

It's the purpose

It was years,
And, the Sculptor's scrupulous efforts had no bounds. 
It was years,
And yet, the statue in the making, had made no sounds.

One fine day, the Sculptor's Chisel slipped, crashing and crushing the statue, making hard dent.
The "yet to be a statue", went through the aftereffects, unknown of the ways to amend.

The Sculptor cried loud, "How could I ?", raising his hands up and looking at them, in distress.
Unable to take care of the shock, still figuring, "why?" and looking at the dent, feeling helpless.

And Imagine what happened? 
The helpless look of the Sculptor, turned to surprise!
The lifeless statue had turned to life.
The dent, had brought real tears, not even in the sculptor's, but even in the, "statue's" eyes.

Here is the lesson, to all lives, surfacing in might. 
For LIFE TO EMERGE, experiences might come that wouldn't seem right.

What looks like a mistake done, might just be an existential play in action, 
What looks like a mishap or misfortune, might have a larger purpose hidden.

12 comments:

  1. Super! Super! How everything serves!!

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    1. You have a very precise way to express Monica..
      "How everything serves" wowww... this could have been an amazing title to this blog.
      Thankyou for sharing.
      Love,
      Naina

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  2. You have hit the nail on its head. Even to check whether there is a sensation or not, on a particular part of the body, we prick a pin.

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    1. Ha...ha.. Do not attempt to check that way always though.. :) Jokes apart.
      Your comment is truly awaited always.
      Love,
      Naina

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    1. Thankyou for writing in and sharing your thoughts Tanvi.

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    1. Shirley Aunty.. I feel so awesome to know that you resonate with the blog post. Thankyou for sharing your thoughts here.
      Love you loads..
      Naina

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  5. Wow. You have written it so aptly that I could actually see the sculptor's chisel slipping. Have seen this slip in life many times too. Fortunately, as you rightly said, that slip always had a right purpose. The blog made me look back at them Naina. Wonderful.

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    1. I am feeling so overwhelmed, reading your response.
      It's this energy that I receive, that keeps me going.
      Thankyou for sharing your thoughts Sudeep. This truly means a lot to me.
      Love,
      Naina

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  6. Wonderfully penned! Insightful indeed.

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  7. Hi Nirupama! I am so glad that you connected to the blog.
    Thankyou for sharing your thoughts here Nirupama.
    Love,
    Naina

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