A seed of hope.

No matter how many heartbreaks I have.
I'll find you.

No matter how many disappointments I have.
I'll find you.

No matter how many rainy seasons I live alone.
I'll find you.

I'll find you.
For there's seed of hope in my heart.
That grows and blossoms every rainy season.

I'll find you.
For there's seed of hope in my heart.

That tries one more time after every disappointment.

I'll find you.

For there's seed of hope in my heart.

That has roots so deep in my heart, it gathers the pieces and makes it whole again for you.

I'll find you.

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Abhishek Gorale

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A software engineer by profession and a curious blogger by will. An ambivert who balances his creative and geeky sides.

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