Professor Sid

Words heal, they heal a broken heart Writing them down or reading them out Is a medicine for a damaged soul They fix the wrong, they heal a broken heart Within each word spins an individual story, Each word alone on its own, Yet when put together each word creates power The power to heal a broken heart I wrote your story, with all the words I knew I read your story, with all the words I learnt Your story entwined mine to create ours And stories can heal a broken heart Our story was beautiful, like a fairy tale written A princess in a tower, A knight in shining armor And all the charm to heal a broken heart Some words were left unsaid Some words were left unheard But the magic was complete To heal a broken heart Wordless conversations Woven into silence Completed several tales of joy Chapter by chapter to heal a broken heart All stories end in good or bad Ours did too a little too soon But destiny gave me words To heal

Push yourself to do something… if you do something, the whole chore will make progress towards completing or else it’ll just sit there looking huge and in time looking impossible and you’ll give up on it. That’s how most of the things around look like, evening writing for this blog is something that I keep thinking about and not able to complete in actual while my excuse becomes writer’s block. Although there is no such thing as a writer’s block; or maybe there is but there is a really easy exercise to get rid of it as well, all you have to do is write something and the block lifts its self. The whole idea behind that is also do something. But the question is how do you manage to take that first step? How do you get out of your comfort zone into that scorching sunlight of reality, where everything is really tough? I’m no expert in self help; I’m no philosopher, no guide so I’ll just tell you what I do. I make lists! Yes that’s right as simple as they are Lists are a great help i