"I should have clicked those two girls in my mobile cam", was the very thought that struck my, just settled, mind and me, out of hurry in catching my evening office shuttle, which I would have missed in a split second.
One girl is relocating to the next city, that day, where her love lives and another is her "stick aside throughout the day pal" for a long run, so called best friend.
Moments before I started to catch my shuttle I dropped into their bay, to say a sendoff bye with a note of fun to the girl leaving that day.
I was stalled by their faces, those had tears facial. The wet traces of tears that they should have been wiped off moments before remained. The red threaded vines running across their eye balls, depicted their mood. Both the girls forced a pitiful smile into their face, to me as I stepped in.
For some reason, I didn't want to disturb the harmony of the high feeling running around the place with a fun note. With that I told, "fine, have a good journey" added with a take care and left the place. (I should have captured them in a snap, it would be memorable and funny when we look back at those defining moments)
We are put through such 'inevitable separations' as life perceives towards its destiny, and the fear of dryness or void in our life that may result without this person around us, causes a 'pain'.
This 'pain' makes us understand how precious any person in our life is.
This 'pain' makes us overcome any ego or tiny hatred or any other thing and show the true love.
I was thinking of how should I end this writing, then thought 'why should I end something which talks about never ending relations', so just three dots...
cheers,
deepak p
if it is a worthy write-up then, I'm dedicating it to all my beloved people with whom I live in separation.
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