Friday, February 22, 2008
The Curved road...
It was a road like no other, the white orchids, the small pink flowers cascading over the walls, the sheer delight that one felt while passing the huge blue house at the end of the road, and then looking far into the curved road before turning where I had to. This experience was not new, I went through this every morning and yet it all seemed new, like the curved road had just manifested there that morning. There were many people passing through the big road, they all seemed oblivious of the beauty that surrounded them, but yet I admired. May be one day I will take a walk down the curved road and see where it leads I thought, but busy in daily routines and schedules the day never came and I had to be content with the long glances and the absorbsion of beauty that I could do every morning at the place where the road curved, walking past that road just on the big road and thinking of the beauty that lay at the end of the road, if the path was that beautiful the destination would definitely be, I knew it in my heart.
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Willy Said:
Dear diary,
It was a day that is going to be etched in my memory, I can possibily get over it, or maybe it will haunt me for decades to come, but today the love of my life Alicia DIED, yes she just lay cold and dead, I know it is the insanest thing to be doing, to die, I mean why on earth would anyone want to DIE? But iam guessing the seven months of pure mental and physical torture in the name of cancer made her want to die. But yesterday when she held my hand and told me that all she wanted to do now was to die, I just blinked at her, and thought she was probably just losing her sanity. She has me to live for doesn’t she? Why did she wish me luck? Now I wonder if I am losing it too. There I stood watching her funeral procession turn near the big blue house at the end of orchid street, I stopped there could stand no more of this, I CANT lose her. I watched as the whole procession went out of sight, onto the curved road which had beautiful flowers on both sides of it, orchids that she would’ve loved, and that I would’ve given anything in the world for her to have. The cemetery was at the end of that road, its actually a paradox that a cemetery should be at the end of such a beautiful street, like a beautiful life and a dead end. I wish Mr cancer had never come in our way, I wish she had taken me to the surprise place that she had never seen herself that she spoke about on the day we met at ‘Rendezvous café’ it was one day ahead valentines’ and she wanted to go their the next day which was the same day she came to know of deadly Mr cancer. Ohh how I hate him.How I want to see that surprise place.
It was a road like no other, the white orchids, the small pink flowers cascading over the walls, the sheer delight that one felt while passing the huge blue house at the end of the road, and then looking far into the curved road before turning where I had to. This experience was not new, I went through this every morning and yet it all seemed new, like the curved road had just manifested there that morning. There were many people passing through the big road, they all seemed oblivious of the beauty that surrounded them, but yet I admired. May be one day I will take a walk down the curved road and see where it leads I thought, but busy in daily routines and schedules the day never came and I had to be content with the long glances and the absorbsion of beauty that I could do every morning at the place where the road curved, walking past that road just on the big road and thinking of the beauty that lay at the end of the road, if the path was that beautiful the destination would definitely be, I knew it in my heart.
~~
Willy Said:
Dear diary,
It was a day that is going to be etched in my memory, I can possibily get over it, or maybe it will haunt me for decades to come, but today the love of my life Alicia DIED, yes she just lay cold and dead, I know it is the insanest thing to be doing, to die, I mean why on earth would anyone want to DIE? But iam guessing the seven months of pure mental and physical torture in the name of cancer made her want to die. But yesterday when she held my hand and told me that all she wanted to do now was to die, I just blinked at her, and thought she was probably just losing her sanity. She has me to live for doesn’t she? Why did she wish me luck? Now I wonder if I am losing it too. There I stood watching her funeral procession turn near the big blue house at the end of orchid street, I stopped there could stand no more of this, I CANT lose her. I watched as the whole procession went out of sight, onto the curved road which had beautiful flowers on both sides of it, orchids that she would’ve loved, and that I would’ve given anything in the world for her to have. The cemetery was at the end of that road, its actually a paradox that a cemetery should be at the end of such a beautiful street, like a beautiful life and a dead end. I wish Mr cancer had never come in our way, I wish she had taken me to the surprise place that she had never seen herself that she spoke about on the day we met at ‘Rendezvous café’ it was one day ahead valentines’ and she wanted to go their the next day which was the same day she came to know of deadly Mr cancer. Ohh how I hate him.How I want to see that surprise place.
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