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Don’t be upset

 

Don’t be upset

 

Don't be upset 

When she doesn't pick up your call. 

She might be on another call. 

 

Don't be upset 

When she is not reachable. 

She may be just a few kilometers away from you, but emotionally closer. 

 

Don't be upset 

When she isn't responding to your messages. 

She could be busy figuring out how to reply to you. 

 

Don't be upset 

When she is angry with you. 

She still loves you. Where there is love, there can be anger. 

 

Don't be upset 

When she is busy. 

Her busyness tells a story of your shared tolerance. 

 

Don't be upset 

When she is feeling down. 

This is the time to lift each other up. 

 

Allow her to establish herself, 

So, she can become the person she is capable of being.

 

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

 

 

 

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