At first, it
was her eyes, on that august evening, when the clouds were holding up and sun
was trying to be cool? Was it her eyes too? When, for the first time I saw her,
i was frozen. It was about to rain and I was about to get a cardiac arrest. The
whole atmosphere was melodramatic with me waiting for our first meet. It was
one of the two biggest things that happened this year.
Lost was I when
at once, the air seemed so much warmer, like the icicles melting on the first morning
sun. Same was my heart, when her audacity silenced and pause me for a split
second. But that one second was enough for me to know that nothing in world
would be so sublime. I could just feel her presence like a soft vibration
coming straight from her mediastinum.
But she walked
like, oh she wasn’t walking, she was like a mermaid princess, floating and
flowing in her kind of world. The flowers seemed less pretty when she walked
passed them. The roses were shy and jealous to see her supple cheeks shaping
the exquisite of the smiles. She was calm like queen with a crown. Words will
always be less but her calmness was able to shatter all the transparent walls
she built over years.
It was like
thousand violin playing Mozart when she would speak on the phone and we would
talk for hours. It was like melody that would make you be makkha just etikai. It
was more than chocolate coated in sugar and honey, the perfect blend of beauty
and brain and all the things that count for values in a complete lady.
“No! I said
to myself. She isn’t a human. I had read and I had felt but she had denied. Nothing
would be as perfect as this. She is a rare one. God had so much leisure putting
all the righteously pretty characteristics on a single person. It wasn’t fair
at first. And when the evening was to growing darker, yet she was glowing with the
reflection of the candle light on her face, it was clear. So clear was her
smile that spoke only of a child’s innocence. Of the smiles she had gathered
over years and of the smiles she wanted. We knew smiles would erase the
nostalgic rope that could stuck us to the dark void of past.
And there
was me. Surprised every other second with the gestures she made. She said me
stories of the princess of her life through the winks she sent and the smiles I
stole of hers. I never felt so right to be so much clouded by the super transcendent
thoughts of hers and of the never ending affection from my simple life.
To be
continue…
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