THE FAULT IN SOME STARS..

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Avidly, stars are astrological incarnations held on belief by many of us. Some are born with great star influences and some with none (as believed and taken).
For me, stars are all about what Pink Floyd lyrically "Breathed"-"Long you live and high you fly. And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be." (starstruck and influenced)

Co-relating affliction to imperiality, lately I have realised how small is the value of LIFE (living and yet-to-be-born) for people around. There are people who struggle to survive, who want to live a little more and not die, a mother who wants a child from her own womb, a mother who would bear pain to the extremes to let the life she has held inside her for months breathe by itself finally or who disrupt every atheistic supremacy to submissive prayers for a beloved to stay for a life-time. I have realised, nobody would trade their life and needs for the concern of some other life. (selfishness and inhumanity)

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