Morning 6:30 AM, the alarm clock screams into his ears. With a jerk, he was pulled unwillingly from the wonderful dream that he was enjoying. It starred his darling angel after all, and he had the front row seats to it – but sadly, life had something else in store for him. A sucky day awaited him. The after sleep grogginess accompanied him as he got out of the bed, and that's when he got the first taste of the sucky day that was waiting for him. No water in the early morning, his whiny dog whining, while he was in the loo trying to make do with the little water that he had, and a little cockroach in his breakfast. All in all, by the time he was getting out of the house, he wasn't really in the best of his moods. The Day chuckled gently. Reaching college, he found that the first class was that of his least favourite teacher. It's said that teachers are fair, but he was sure that his professor hated him, for some reason. Thus, it wasn't a surprise that he had to endure a
i want the butterfly to come back....smiles.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing that something so delicate can be so powerful. In life, and in memory's keeping...so fragile and yet it meant everything. Thank you for the reminder that though memories stay behind, they do settle down. It can be overwhelming when they stir like a hornets nest. You wonder if peace will ever come to roost.
ReplyDelete@ Brian... I do too. Thanks...
ReplyDelete@ Wine and words... It's the fragility and it's delicateness that makes it all the more powerful. More often than not, it's us who fail to recognize that.
@ Brian... I do too. Thanks...
ReplyDelete@ Wine and words... It's the fragility and it's delicateness that makes it all the more powerful. More often than not, it's us who fail to recognize that.
What I really like about this is how you flit from the man to the butterfly back to the man, showcasing the impact of this meeting from both points of view.
ReplyDelete@ Joybird... The last time I did something like that, there were a few people who didn't like it. I hope this time it was a little more likeable :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment.
Cheers,
Joy...
@ Joybird... The last time I did something like that, there were a few people who didn't like it. I hope this time it was a little more likeable :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment.
Cheers,
Joy...
masttt..!!!
ReplyDeletei love this... :)
but am bad at commenting so you can always assume I am speechless ;)
masttt..!!!
ReplyDeletei love this... :)
but am bad at commenting so you can always assume I am speechless ;)
@ sakhii... Thanks a lot. Haven't seen you around for quite some time, but I don't think that's got much to do with you to be honest. I know I haven't been around much lately... but I hope to remedy that :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Joy...
@ sakhii... Thanks a lot. Haven't seen you around for quite some time, but I don't think that's got much to do with you to be honest. I know I haven't been around much lately... but I hope to remedy that :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Joy...
:) is all I'm saying/doing.
ReplyDelete@ bondgal... I'm glad to see the smile.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Joy...
@ bondgal... I'm glad to see the smile.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Joy...
almost innocent....like a snapshot....true innocent and pinch of poetry...
ReplyDelete@ buckingfastard... In a good way, I hope. Thanks...
ReplyDeleteAnd you write poetry too! :)
ReplyDeleteThis here is one of the best ones I have read of late. Loved it :)
And you write poetry too! :)
ReplyDeleteThis here is one of the best ones I have read of late. Loved it :)
I oscillate a lot between poetry, prose, and photography. For the last
ReplyDeletefew weeks, the prose bit has been on a bit of a hold...
Thanks a lot for the comment.
I oscillate a lot between poetry, prose, and photography. For the last
ReplyDeletefew weeks, the prose bit has been on a bit of a hold...
Thanks a lot for the comment.