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Saviour’s Bliss

Writer: Manognya Bethapudi
Manognya Bethapudi
Nov 21, 2022
1 min read

Some patients you never forget.

Some don’t let you forget.

And there are some you don’t want to remember.

At times in the night, thoughts swirl.


Silhouette of a man standing with arms crossed on a hill, overlooking misty layered mountains in black and white.
Cover Photo by Avinash Chinthalapudi

If I were free from this burden, I would let it go.

This life of walking from crisis to crisis

Putting out fires with kerchiefs

Some days, I want no more.

And those nights, I let myself dream.

Of two-day weekends and working from home

Of crunching numbers and making machines

But all I know is saying, again and again,

I’ll do my best

You just hang in there.


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Credits

This poem was written by Manognya Bethapudi, photographed by Avinash Chinthalapudi and acted by Manohar Koviri.


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