#kaavish

1 — Denial as ( tera woh pyar )

“Suni nahin zamaane ne teri meri kahaaniyaan

Kar de koi nawaazishen karam meherbaniyan.”

2 — Anger as ( khamaaj )

“Pyar tumhein kitna kartay hein

Tum yeh samajh nahin pao gey”

3 — Bargaining as ( ranjish hi sahi )

“Aa phir se mujhe chhor ke jaane ke liye aa

Ranjish hi sahi dil hi dukhaane ke liye aa”

4 — Depression as ( Faasle )

“Jaaoonga kahaan, main to hoon yahaan, tere dil ki aahaton mein hoon

Sapnon mein tu, sochon mein tu, Har lamhe mein tu.”

5 — Acceptance as ( Bewajah )

“Naam lene ka iraadah bhi na tha

@dumbishere asked me to give it a try

—Kaheen jaan chali na jaae”

I think what love to me is keeping my favourite artist’s songs downloaded offline in my device. Because even though I know they’re available everywhere, just one tap away on the internet, I can’t silence this strange fear of not being able to reach them someday. What if the app crashes, what if the network is gone, what if for some reason I wake up and the song is no longer there?

So I keep them saved, tucked safely inside my phone, as if that’s my way of keeping them close, keeping them mine.

And I think love with people feels the same.

You know they are around, you know they are living beside you, breathing the same air, sharing the same space, but there’s still this quiet, unspoken fear of losing them.

Not today, not tomorrow, but someday. A fear that time, distance, or life itself might take them away. So you try to hold them closer than necessary, not because you don’t trust their presence, but because the thought of their absence feels unbearable.

Maybe that’s what love really is:

wanting to download someone’s essence into your own heart, so that no matter what happens outside, no matter if the world changes its servers, or life takes away the signals, you’ll always have them, stored safely inside you.

Dil se yeh puche koi guzri hai kya

Boojhte diye se koi puche zara

Chahat ke dariyan mein maujien hazar

Hum toh ussi mein doobe nikle na paar......

Here are some of their famous works. They should definitely be appreciated more.