Words coming!!! pouring down

My blog had been forgotten for almost a decade even by me.
It is about time!
To rejuvenate my love for writing!
To unleash my passions!
To be liberated from the chains of social norms!
I have tried prudent planning
Now on, I'll be mad - by Rumi

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