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If life were a question what would be your reply? Would you spare a few moments to give some simple answers to some complicated questions? What do questions really mean to you? Do you think you really need to answer them? Do you think your reply would depend on who was asking them? What if the questions were a little too uncomfortable? Do you think you would be brave enough to take them head on? What if you thought your answers might hurt someone? Would you care enough for the truth to still go on? What do your tears mean to you? Do you really think their tears taste the same as yours? What if you were asked to mend a broken heart? Do you think you are well equipped to put the pieces together? What if you are asked why? Would you reply to how? What would you tell the silence if it wants to know  how not to scream? Would your reply be a better sounding silence?What if confidence asked you to help it  find it's lost self? Would you help it  find the old one or build a brand new shining confidence? How do you tell the soul to retain it's faith in its heart? What is the exact procedure of not making them feel ignored while you are actually avoiding them?Can you convince the nights not to die every single night? Can you help the day remember how to be itself? Do you know how to make the memories forget themselves? Do you think assumptions are normally too presumptuous? Do you think emotions are fools? Can we not invent a device to turn off feelings? Do you think each one of us has the right to know where we stand? How much do you care to let care know that it has all your care? Do you think playing second fiddle could be considered a sporting event , sometime in the near future?Do you think you can hear the unasked questions? Is it foolish to  want to not ask but to be just told?
                      Chandni