‘Hey, You Beautiful’: Calling out to those Beautiful Ladies struggling through Heartbreaks.

Hello to all the beautiful ladies who have perhaps been accustomed to their schedule of heartaches and devastation. There’s a new flavor for you to try out, besides everything feels like perfect disasters with cute eyes and pretty smiles.

PAUSE!

Did you ever focus on how breathtaking you look when your eyes seem to be vaguely recalling the Moorish conquerors with those raven hair fluttering restlessly while you fidget under dim city lights, gleaming slowly into your face?
No?
I guessed it right then!
Because actually, you were too busy figuring out the faults in you, while your instincts being bought up at the zenith of negative compliments by a lad who you just broke up with, totally undeserving you.

Meanwhile, the thoughts of being ‘Not Enough’ would have crossed your mind, maybe twice, could be thrice and being persisted and so on. Then suddenly, a deadly grieving wave of sadness crosses your mind and you want to flee up a cliff and scream of being such unwanted and unloved.

Hey, beautiful, let me remind you of the irony lying beneath the universal truth, only the perfect eyes can visualize what a perfect mess disguises within you.

The hand, writing the fate of us all have undoubtedly created us in pairs. So chill out, yours is on his way to find you. Rather than feeling a pang in your heart of being left out, be grateful that you were only strayed amidst the journey of finding your the only ‘One’.

Guess what?

Luckily, it’s not too late before you’re again on the right path.
Summon up the courage to look back in the mirror and say ‘I am enough’.

The body staring you back will help you make it real, I bet, it will. Whet out your brain and get back to work as soon as you can, fidget towards making peace with you. A bit of abashment is okay before coming back to normal.

I already feel sorry for you, and lament the fact that you never thought this life could change so suddenly and drastically. Commence retaliating by your
strengths against the one who tried to let you down.
Just remember, you’ve to resist startling because the right one is on his way to find you.
Remember, you’ve so many more aims to pursue and won’t dismantle because it was a wrong time, as the right one tings the sky a bit bluer and makes ‘every time’ perfectly right.
Despite you’re heartbroken, ‘Hey, you’re still Beautiful.’

Laiba Khan

Laiba is a young essayist from Pakistan. For her, writing is a therapy revealing legitimate sentiments and sympathies over papers forming fables, for other individuals to relate to. The restrained act of connecting hearts who can’t summon up the courage to utter.