Remember that phrase? ‘A happy woman is a myth’
I can relate to that phrase today day like no one else. Yes
I never not seen my mother so happy in a long long time but I am just so
depressed. Depression has become a theme and I know you do not have nice things
to say about this. I would have said ‘odhiker shomoshsya’ if I would have been
in your place as well. These are just the worst days of my life I think. Maybe
because when you start to relate all your personal and professional emotions on
double ticket, you feel that. You cannot be dual lucky and happy always. I
know! And hence all the questions, fear and sadness that I have today and had
yesterday and the day before and before that. Yes the last 2 months have been
the most painful in all these years and yes I should be happy but I am
absolutely morose.
I write this vague post knowing that 2 years from now I
would wonder what made me do this drama dose, since this is exactly what
happens when I read my old tales of sadness, and laugh at them. Mostly because
how petty those issues seem today. I really hope that I feel the same about
this issue a few days from now. I am
absolutely in a black mood. The sidelining also is like the icing on the cake.
I remember Dadu commenting that all will be well after my birthday as the gift
from above which almost was true. ALMOST! Which is a lot small word in this
context. A LOT. No I am not thankless. I was just lucky when I had to be but
now I think I should have chosen my prayers carefully, very carefully. And then
there are also situations when you want and cannot talk, want and cannot
listen. Because, of course you are not welcome. Why? Because you don’t deserve
to. Because? You just love too much. So? You over burden. Hence? You can look
at random stupid serials and cry even at the scene of a fat boy having oily
samosa on screen. I do not blame you if you don’t get a word of what I say. I
don’t really care to be very honest.
6 comments:
Mornings are my time for spiritual cola and here goes the nugget...Two stones in a temple were having a talk..one lay on the pathway and the pilgrims walked on it...the other was the one on which the deity was carved. The path pebble asked" Why is it that no one even looks at me and you are worshipped everyday- in the end we are both just stones!" The carved one replied, "You never felt the pain ever! How would you know the amount of pain I suffered when I was being chiselled and carved? I never had an easy route to this!" Life is also like that..there is pain in happiness too! Enjoy your moment of glory and good things happen to good people! And like I always say...who has seen tomorrow! You are beautiful :)
that was very kind of you to say. anyway, i have nothing much to do about anything anymore really :S
Abhi read some inspirational books like of Robin Sharma or Priya Kumar. You will be able to relate to many situations and will also learn how to cope with it. Best wishes @ Prerana
I see what you did there 3:)
Orrrre! Ami morte cholini :D
Bilum! :)
Post a Comment