The Fault in Everyone's Stars

Heartbreak! This deep emotion has become a mere answer by many adults whenever anyone poses a question on their depressed demeanor, following their splits Ville with their loved ones.

So, does heartbreaks happen only to the people who are head over heels with someone from the opposite gender? 

No, it doesn't work that way. Everyone who insufflate at this second probably would have been heartbroken or they will be destined for it. 

The genesis of it need not be exclusively one's estranged better half. It could be anyone who bade goodbye to our world or the one who never had a desire of saying it but ceased to exist in the world. 

All heartbreaks endure on a solitary intention - pristine and unconditional love. It plunders everything from us with nothing to spare but only pain. It gifts us a pain which no one of us would resist to feel and not in any way try to get rid of it. 

Only mourning songs and tearful endings can bring a smile on our face, when melancholy emerge as the new form of happiness. We live in a cocoon we build within ourselves rather devoting us to the worldly pleasures. Our involvement in any work resembles a kid who has their eyes only on their work irrespective of the task they are up to or the people nearby them. 

Sobbing will becomes one's own lullaby to make oneself sleep. Eyes will dry up like a land without adequate water but feelings for them will thicken as green as a garden. 

No caffeine can equal the warmth we felt in the presence of that person and no aurora and booze can level the chills and highs they gave while talking with them. 

Most of us would have a dream which roused us from sleep and it will never materialize no matter how hard we attempt to revive it. But we can't stop our helpless mind from brooding over that aimlessly. People we lose are that kind of dream. 

Regardless of how much we need someone in our life and how hard we try to bring them back to life, they are never meant to be with us. They exist only within ourselves that we feel them in every tiny aspect which excavates a million memory. 

Even people who share a good rapport and relation with each other, end up with a heavy heart. Can we just blame people for that? 

The fault is not in our beloved ones, but it is in the stars every time, when one don't get to see their parents alive and when one should accept the sudden demise of their adored ones. 

Weeping for someone whom we can't be with is just a consolation to our heart that never accepts any rationality. So, we must weep as much as we can and hope they will be with us someday, someway and be as they wanted us to be, but never waste our time in doorways waiting for them as they are always with us. 

Hope can't simply change things, but they will make us better, to face the hard-hitting reality, to which we remain firm. 

To all the hearts with hope, you make this tragic world a better place, because HOPE IS THE ONLY THING THAT WILL TAKE US FORWARD.