An Array Of Emotions

An Array Of Emotions
An Array Of Emotions

Thursday, 26 June 2014

Back and Forth

   A vivid memory, in the form of souvenirs, collectibles or just little pieces of rock.. Those were her treasures. That's how she recorded her memoirs; of all the people she loved and the places she set her heart upon. But then, sometimes, not all the things hold that special place. Some places, she had come to fret. The places of parting; where she left a piece of herself and returned, empty handed. But she will never forget.

    That gate which he went through, the turn that she took and looked back for the last time, those railings which she saw him through, those stairs that she took, those windows which she waved through. Those last glimpses and the fear in those eyes; of hers and theirs. Those eyes will forever be etched upon the pedestal of her memory. And it hurts so bad not because they left, but because no amount of meetings will put things back in their place. No amount of efforts will help. Because she knew, once they leave, they never truly come back.

   And then for days she would feel like being in an existential crisis. the ones she belonged to are gone. Pieces of her are missing. And the comfort, the love is never coming back. On the other hand, there still are people, right besides her, claiming to love her. funnily, they are quite blind to her tears. It's so weird, that they read her, completely the wrong way. Her insides are like a sea at storm beneath a calm facade. The sand is right beneath her, has forever been, but fails to comprehend the struggle inside her. The sea inside her craving to meet others of her kind. Hindered by the waves of parting and anchored by the sand stretches, the waves go back and forth, never reaching too far.

   The ocean inside her and seas alike, all thwarted by the grains beneath. Craving, struggling for their similies, the fall back, failing. Failing to realize, that what's right beside them, has always been. Touching only the exteriors, the stand never stood a chance; probably, she never gave it one. Continuously looking out for his ocean of stormy love, the sand was never justified. A facade, of uniformity and acceptance, always over her. Appalled, the sand watches silently, those rare storms.

   It suffocates her insides, fills her with guilt, how she's incomplete, only because she craves. and the pretence and efforts to please the world; the sand. Those souvenirs, from every little place, are little parts of her that complete her.  


                                        
                                               - ThatGirl.Again

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Breaking Out of her Own Cage

   To lie on her back and look at the stars. To sing aloud off tune with a couple of friends. To venture out as and when she feels like. To dance her heart out at her secluded retreat. To have those random food and selfie sprees with her best buds. Those little pleasures, about which she had forgotten of, were coming back to her. Life had given her a heavy layered, but nonetheless, very pretty dress to handle. Hard to breathe in, hard to walk in. But she knew she had to walk the ramp, managing to infuse all the more grace and beauty possible. So she had started to gather the folds of her dress. She had to get up and get going.

    All the times that she was distraught, broken or gloomy; she had learnt a lot of lessons. She had known love and friendship and their cross breeds and hybrids. And she had learnt that just because you love someone doesn't mean you like them or approve of them. She knew that one negative thought about a person or any doubt regarding their character,simply means mistrust, which in turn leads to unconcern. And that one person becomes a lost chapter in the book.

   
And they are still there, it’s only that one doesn’t know what to make of them and thus the lost chapter. And she had been a lost chapter to many. A subject of disapproval and dislike to quite a few too; while being an object of affection. He was one of them too. She was his ‘object’ of affection and he read her too; inside out. But no longer did it concern him whether what page of the book he was on. Or so she presumes. And still, every time that she thinks of Intimacy, it’s his face that passes through her mind. Amongst all the lazy whispers and kisses, the memories of his lightest touch arrest her body into numbness. And she was done with this. She didn’t want love that was pitiful. Love that was full of inacceptance. She didn’t need those sorts of people at all. People who were unsure, judgmental, threatened of their own sanctity.

And she had to be her own star, Dance in the rainy storm, Sing her own tune. She didn’t need another lead character. And thus the stars and the selfies and the out of tune songs. Because life might be out of tune too but she had found the fun in it. 


                                              
                                            - ThatGirl.Again