Love is auspicious. May be it is, or maybe I don’t
know about it. But there was a time when I used to think about it strongly. I believed
love would flutter its wings and take me to the fairyland. I knew of a fairy
who lived there. Be it day, or night, my dreams would be occupied with my fairy
in it. An angel whose beauty makes everyone jealous of, she would smile and happiness
would start to flow. When she speaks, it muses the heart and soul of every person that exists on this earth. From the chippering of birds in the morning
sky, to songs of nightingale at night, all of them seemed lighter in contrast with the voice
of that fairy. And that fairy was mine. So foolish of me to think this now, but
then it was not at all a joke for me. She was in my class. And I would sit
beside her, always smiling for her, because she complimented that I look world’s
cutest when I smile.
‘Rohan, it has been two years now, I see you as a kid. You haven’t
grown up. You are still that school going child. I cannot live with a kid.’
It was my first year in college, and she called me to say
all these. We were not together; I mean I had to go to college in a different state,
while she stayed in her hometown. The physical absence of ours also started to
make the space for love shorter between us. Love? I doubt if I should say this.
I learned about it later that she was already having an affair with other boy
from our school. She made excuse about me having a kiddish temperament. And I
suppose he had all the manly traits, which certainly I missed.
‘Ok. If you are happy with this, its fine. I don’t have
anything to say in it then.’ Tears rolled down my face as I spoke this to her.
‘It was not love Rohan, it was just that you were a good
friend of mine. I dont think I love you the way I should. It’s not love Rohan.’
May be she was right. May be I was solely wrong.
It was too much of turbulence inside me. I wanted to cry out
loud. But I had determined that I would not go back to her again. I would look
forward, and bring the change in myself, and do good for my grades that were
falling down. I was in the second semester at college, almost towards the end
of my first year of B-tech, when I came to know of blogging. It’s said that
with all the adversities, sometimes chords set themselves to play a tune right.
I started to blog. I expressed from the core of my heart, each and everything.
Initially, I may have been perceived as a sadist, but slowly as the wound
healed, so did the pain in my words. I started to write articles, short stories, based on various themes.
I don’t consider myself as a blogger, or a writer. But yes,
I found a way out from the infliction that I went through and brought out a way
to help myself. It’s been almost four years now of my blogging. I happily
accept that my decision to start a blog has helped to know myself better.
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