The small marble-like figure, filled with the essence of joy, falls on the pale green exterior, that’s when life begins. How often I wonder that we too have the inevitable turbulence that she has. Perhaps calm at a moment, as the drops of pebbles fall upon us, never expecting a storm to come. We suppress what we feel, hoping everything becomes stable. Something like we used to do it do a bottle of water, leaving out a small gap on the top, we squeeze the life out of it; letting the storm rage towards us. She seemed like the amazing muse, pairing symphonically with hot chai and parle-G. That soft drop we succumb to hold, that teardrop we don’t let fall. Putting a smile upon it, letting the pearls roll over our face. But that’s it. It stops there. We wipe out the glaze, take in all that would have rained upon, thank that it wasn’t the storm. Just as she gives life, she comes in strong and wipes out an existence. Breaking down, destroying what she sees, that’s what we see. What...
What is all this for? What are we meant to do? How far do we walk to escape this trash realm of reality? “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth;” -- Robert Frost I cave in, knowing nothing, hardly seeing the roads that I can take. Falling into a pit of darkness looking for a ray of light to fall upon me, so that I can breathe again. You know, sometimes I feel the dark clouds gathering up, to make us dance, to rejuvenate the inner child, make us forget for a brief moment about the choices we need to make and decisions we need to take. My oh my! Who knew the rain would drown me make me swim in my flood. I would wait for days for the clouds to clear up so I can buckle up and go move mountains and pave ways. And when the clouds finally move, I look up with those teary eyes and smile.
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