WHY WHY WHY...


Why, Why Why…
So many questions with no answers…
So many problems with no solutions…
So many mysteries with no explanations…
So many disputes with no resolutions…
Why, Why, Why…

Why, Why, Why…
I ask and no one answers…
I stand up but no one else does…
I solve but no one wants to know…
I resolve but no one listens…
Why, Why, Why…

Why, Why, Why…
Do I have so many questions…
Do I have so many problems…
Do I have so many mysteries...
Do I have so many disputes…
Why, Why, Why…

Why, Why, Why…
Am I looking for answers…
Am I searching…
Am I investigating…
Am I resolving…
Why, Why, Why…

Why, Why, Why…
Can’t I just find the answers in myself…
Can’t I just end the search…
Can’t I just look within myself…
Can’t I just make peace with myself…
Why, Why, Why…

Comments

  1. Suvro Ghosh15 September 2012 at 00:26

    Questions unanswered ! .. Lovely !

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  2. Nirja15 September 2012 at 08:20

    Thank you Suvro...

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  3. Ramesh Sood18 September 2012 at 10:28

    You won't find any thing outside..nothing..inner journey is what it is all about...everyday at least for few moments..without any influence, without any external push or preconceived notions..it has to be just a simple flow..wherever it takes..

    Your post is very contemplative..

    Do visit me ..I am engrossed in a month long Haiku Challenge..

    RS:)




    RS:)

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  4. Nirja18 September 2012 at 10:43

    A journey which we all need to make ...the inner journey as you call it is the most difficult one...

    Great to see you back...

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