through the living

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Living Aspects Of Poetries 

from the starting , when i used to write , i found that there has been a simple connection of words direct to the soul and thereafter this journey started . even in many psychological facts , told that writing reduces stress and writing focuses on literature and emotional skills too. after all what i learnt is that writing poetry had been the only solace and it is my fortune that it made me a better poet too. 
a part of the theory from ying yang symbol

from the  starting the topics i chose to write were related to nature like : sand , dust , moon and leaves and the one i like the most was ying yang symbol. everything been combined so beautifully in us is itself a poetry . even though i  am not a good poet , but i really appreciate what i wrote . sometimes mistakes were often made and this realises me to work more and hard . 
i was told that "for a poet it is very easy to write difficult but on the contrary  very difficult to write easy." and to write ordinary is also a sin for poet , from my point of view and to what i have learnt yet . 




this all comes to me when i was in ninth standard . and i myself don't know what pushes me to write at that time and now it has been a year  , since i am writing and what i found that , poetry has become a part of me which i myself don't  want to eradicate it . 




since long "moon and its light under that heavy darkness" been by biggest inspiration , and another thing that keeps me winning into my poetries is BTS , a boy band  from south Korea , Seoul and it was there music that inspired me the most , especially the leader of the group "Kim namjoon" .
this journey of poetry has been so beautiful . we also started to post our things on many social platforms , working with other poets and thereafter we reached to a literary society of poets and writers -"thesangam" , we created it on Instagram and this society gives wings to many thoughts of what right and wrong is been here for a long time .

there has been many works of different writers posted here , you can check this out too some are  given below.


comment your thoughts if you liked it , it was my first blog and hope you love it . will post another too on the ying yang theory.
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