The wavy wait

The wavy wait
Waiting for something to start
Waiting for something to complete
Waiting for a holiday
Waiting for work to come your way
Waiting for change
Waiting for things to stay the same
Waiting for move
Waiting to stay
Waiting for growth
Waiting for strength
Waiting for growth
Waiting for spending time with your loved ones
Waiting for getting really busy
The mind is waiting for a lot it is like
Waiting for the next wave at the sea shore you are not sure
By Sandhya Lal
Zenndoodling after along time
Was waiting for my edit to render
And then penned this and Drew my wavy wait

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