kindness can also kill<\/p>\n
or at least wound<\/p>\n
but those scars sustain<\/p>\n
the seeds of reciprocity<\/p>\n
you have asked me many times,<\/p>\n
how do i belong to those who are unknown,<\/p>\n
not knowable, and can not reciprocate,<\/p>\n
the perfect strangers<\/p>\n
and whenever i saw that question through<\/p>\n
prism of kindness<\/p>\n
i erred<\/p>\n
i did not realize<\/p>\n
what it meant to sink in the lake<\/p>\n
of your kindness<\/p>\n
without having to worry about reciprocity<\/p>\n
but why should kindness always be reciprocated<\/p>\n
so many people do not ever even think of it
\nand yet we pray for them<\/p>\n
do not we<\/p>\n
how else<\/p>\n
we could maintain sanity<\/p>\n
may be i have to meditate still<\/p>\n
to figure out,<\/p>\n
why do we seek friendship with perfect strangers<\/p>\n
they reflect our anonymous future, is not it?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
kindness can also kill or at least wound but those scars sustain the seeds of reciprocity you have asked me many times, how do i belong to those who are unknown, not knowable, and can not reciprocate, the perfect strangers and whenever i saw that question through prism of kindness i erred i did not … <\/p>\n