Hour 2 : Recipe for your future self

….and then she found an old traditional recipe by her foremothers, forwarding it to her future self…

 

Ingredients

 

1 cup of inner anguish, neatly chopped.

A selection of treasured recollections from happier times.

There are several pinches of silent ideas that want to be heard.

 

To taste, 1 peaceful melody of self-compassion.

A big helping of nostalgic warmth, like a warm blanket.

Tender care is just enough to remove self-doubt from your centre.

 

Instructions

 

Prepare Your Inner Environment

Allow inner turbulence to stew in the cauldron of your mind.

Gently whisk in a few handfuls of treasured memories.

 

Unspoken Expression

Sprinkle countless pinches of unsaid ideas gradually.

Allow them to unfold and breathe, releasing their essence into the pot.

 

Melody of Harmony

Infuse a calming melody of self-compassion into the stew.

Ensure a perfect balance by adjusting the volume to taste.

 

Nostalgic Solace

Add a hefty helping of nostalgic warmth to your project.

Allow it to wrap your thoughts like a warm mental hug.

 

Self-Care Is Tender

Use soft motions to detach self-doubt from your centre with extreme caution.

Continue until the combination achieves self-acceptance.

 

Suggestions for Serving

In times of inner turmoil, serve boiling hot.

Garnish with a dash of optimism.

For a hearty mental feast, serve with a side of awareness.

This Harmony Stew recipe is for achieving balance and calm inside your own thoughts.

Hour 1 : Warfare

Warfare: After Diana Khoi Nguyen

 

Amidst the deafening noise of war, there’s a faint sound,

you catch a glimpse of a familiar face you once cherished.

 

When you witness countless soldiers who can’t speak anymore,

there’s a melody in the midst of utter destruction.

 

The memories of the past envelop us like a comforting shroud,

hands gently separate the halves of a ripe peach from its pit.

 

In the chaos of battle, a distant, faint melody emerges.

recognizing a face from your past, a cherished memory rekindles.

 

Amid the silent and lifeless soldiers, a haunting beauty is found,

the past memories offer solace, like hands gently freeing a peach’s sweet flesh from its core.

Introduction

Hi there everyone! i

 

I am Aishwarya Vedula from India.

This is my third time participating in poetry marathon, looking forward to read & absorb all of your works.

Goodluck. 🙂