Each time when I travel in a train, I
would be quite sure of when I would get back to my home in order to kick-start
my routine life. But, this time, I am traveling away from home, to meet my
professional ambitions. Indeed, I will be coming back to my home. But, there
would be no routine awaiting me. I would be narrating to my parents the
incidents that left mark during the five days of stay at a strange place. I
would update them with the new friends made and the assignments handled. I may
go for a brief walk or visit the temple. May be, I would take my Siamese,
scooterette, to do some shopping or have the toothsome Golgappas. Otherwise, I
would be sitting in front of TV, or lying back reading a book, else, posting something
in my blog.
All this sounds so alien to me. I
feel so unlike I am.
It is easy to adapt to changes. But,
it is difficult to forego the habits.
It is easy to flutter away. But, it
is very much hard to leave the nest.
It is easy to make new friends. But, it
is hard to stay away from the loved ones.
Oh dear Hometown…
I am already missing you.
Oh dear home…
I can’t think about befriending
another place.
Oh dear cubby-hole…
I can’t think of another customized domain
for me.
Oops!
I am not carrying any heavy luggage.
But, my heart is heavy.
After all, I am carrying a mountain
of verdant memories.
My eyes are heavy.
It is longing to catch the glimpse of
the people and place to which it is so used to.
But, the train is running fast.
It is transporting me from a small
town to an almost-developed metro.
I am excited to add new experiences
to the memory lane.
Yet, I am feeling agitated to leave
the cocoon.
All the best on your new journey, Sathya...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post dear :)
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