What's On My Mind?

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What's on my mind? --- My mind is jammed with - things not to do... must do ... why did i do... why should't i do... and so on. Sometimes need an entire days break to clear the road for easy passing of life's - endless, judgemental, confused, mysterious, weird, victorious but yet failed journey of nowhere..... When all alone - This is how I talk to the mirror. - By Sharon Supriya

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