But when love moves in

Fear rushes to accompany and stagnate in spaces where love is not mindfully proactively, stubbornly sitting already.

Oh but when love first moves in,

The space housed old clutter of ignorance and biases

Love gently replaced them with awareness and grace

Love might stays uncomfortably

But love can be valiant and persistent when it wants to be

It might struggle with old patterns of creaky furnitures

Shabbiest and central was this old raggedly looking unforgiveness

But love refurbished it

Love adjusts and gently pushes out every last dig and doubt

At the end of this journey, let’s claim

That we tried and rented it to Love

Love now stays here equanimously

We let love be the longest staying tenant

It decides it own adornments

A fountain of hope in the front

A reverberating windchime of compassion

A pool of possibilities of wins

Amidst a forest of life giving elixir

And so love hopes to stay here in prayer

Of forever enjoying this divine grace

Triggers wait for their turn

But they leave disappointed

Love stays abashedly enjoying its own company

It forgets all about who lived here before

Love takes it space unapologetically

longer than any fear or any pain…

As I plan for this journey

Let me claim and make an effort

So I can say

Oh I took that decision

I allowed love to move in

And now look at this transformation

All because love moved in …

-Poet and counsellor Rupika Moitra


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