And you feel the real meaning of words unsaid...
The story starts: She was an innocent prisoner, a victim of circumstances, a victim of this cruel, canny world and was serving her sentence in a prison awaiting execution. He was in the same prison, about to be freed and he met her one day. He saw her innocence, he deeply thought of what she termed as a crime. 'No', he said, 'you ought to be free'. He decided to set her free. He fought for her and the doors of the prison were opened for her but she refused to be freed... She denied to come out. But the man was determined to set her free, he did not give up, he had to take her out, he broke all the walls of the prison, he was fatally wounded by the time the last wall was broken. She was sitting at the same place unmoved and she screamed at him, "Whyyyyyyyy? Why stranger.......... why you? Why..... when because of whom I am here, he never cared to bring down the walls.... why you?" For the last time his dying eyes met hers and he said .................. T...
To some it comes early, for some others late but then the day sometimes never comes to some !
ReplyDeleteIf only, it came to everyone.
Take care.
P.S: What is that state called when all of a sudden you just want to laugh, laugh so hard that you end up crying??
the problem with words unsaid is they can mean anything and everything and it takes quite a while to really feel all of that :)
ReplyDelete@Fatima- I am not sure, may be I call them tears of joy. And the day comes to everyone some simply don't know it did.
ReplyDelete@Whatever- true
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ReplyDeleteOften it's the unsaid that screams the loudest and pains the most...
ReplyDeleteजो लफ्ज़ ह्रदय में सांसें लें; पर बाहर नहीं आ पातें हैं।
ReplyDeleteजब लफ्ज़ वही अनजाने- ही; मुझसे आकर टकरातें हैं।
तो लफ्ज़ अमर हो जातें हैं।
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Nice and true...
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