How to Get in Touch with Youth and Teen and Counsel them to Win over Failures, Stresses, Loneliness, Depression, Addiction and Money Matters-XXIII

He looked at me. I was not ready for such gazing, and I felt the presence of sorrow in his heart and it was very clear in his next poem. I looked into his eyes and expressed that I can understand it.


However, He did not smile as if nobody understands his feelings. I was wrong in a way as I realized that it was because the silent sharing was glowing face that’s more than a smile.


I had the new experience that the compassionate look is deeper than the smile, the sympathetic comments, and even the words of comfort. I felt the warmth of comfort.


“All right, your attention, please, the next poem is named, ‘Living in a Grave’ and it says:


‘Living in a Grave’


When you receive unhappiness

From this world while

Giving affection and unselfish love,

Moreover, when you pay

For what you haven’t done

Moreover, for what you don’t deserve,

Moreover, when you face trouble

Just because you wanted to be

A human of honest word and deed,

When you receive rejection

Just because you’re different

From the other people and

When others accuse you of

Something, which you never imagine,

Moreover, when others ignore you

For you’re not typical,

Then you’ll know that you’re

Living in a grave; Bhagouauty.


Well, it finishes here, but what do you mean by living in a grave. I can understand it, but I want to hear from you, would you like to tell me, please,” she said.


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