What shall I claim tomorrow
As my very own
What shall I lay to waste
And ready to disown
Old furniture, collections, books
Shall lie unmarked
Old relationships once treasured
Shall lie untouched
What I shall carry with me
Only the spring in my gait
Willing to give my all
And put to test my fate
A time might come after decades
When the past would have happened
And the future would look very short
Perhaps a trifle uncertain
When memories may come calling
Knocking on my door
Old artefacts, relationships, trifles
And very much more
Will I be able to look squarely
With my head held high
At all those asking me questions
And those I have denied
Shall I be able to justify to myself
All my past decisions
Without a tinge of regret
And without any compunction
Subir Chakraborty / 26th Nov 2018

Very nice!!
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We all ask ourselves the same question about our past decisions. We acted in our best judgment then. But was it good enough? Were we good enough? No easy answers, but a necessary contemplation. Kudos Subir.
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