A Call for Identity
written by: Sushree Sangita
Sometimes relief lies beyond my grasp.
Then the mind calls for a stop.
Habits turn into addiction—
with a cigar and a lighter,
fingers guiding my lips to smoke.
They give an easy description of the scenario,
neither good nor bad,
only convenient thoughts—
“faulty goods and deeds.”
A boring phrase, indeed.
But life goes on,
along with all surviving creatures,
moving through a journey
of fog mixed with smoke.
No fire burns anymore beneath it all.
In the end, it matters less
whether you carry traits or disorders—
obsessive, narcissistic,
or borderline.
Who are you, really?
Only the creator knows.
My name is Sushree Sangita. I am currently studying in Class 12. I am a student of Odisha Adarsh Vidyalaya, Tarando. I began writing poetry not because I’ve always loved poems, but because I’m an introvert—I often struggle to express myself freely. That’s what led me to take a different approach: writing poems that reflect my personal emotions and inner thoughts. My poems tend to build up naturally, soften midway, and eventually end with emotional weight.
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