INSIDE OUT


INSIDE OUT PERSPECTIVE TO LIFE

INSIDE OUT


Every event that happens

Has two prespectives

Life is not all that simple

What may be right for me is wrong for you

What may makes me happy

May make you sad

Some problems are big

But they have come from a built up of small problems

Things may seem calm

There is always something that is restless in the calmness

Life may seem upside down

But get another perspective to a situation

which gives you a clearer picture of what is happening

 No one is bad it is what they do that upsets us

There are dark corners in our life we would not want to share with anyone

Yet there will be someone who knows that part too

It is how you look at life? 

Sometimes changing your perspective will help

For keeping something within is not always going to help

At some point it will come out

Most of the time it will if you wish too

You need to see life

Inside out or Outside in

Depends on you
 
by 
 
Sandhya Lal

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