SOLILOQUIES ~ Beyond Few Words

As the sun was setting slowly upon us, I could not help but feel for the things, all the things that were going wrong around the world. I could not do enough. The darkness is looming now but there will be a sunrise. A new day, a better world tomorrow. And those who are not consumed by the darkness tonight will get to see the good time that tomorrow promises. That's hope.

I live my life in music. Music is like a dream. Like that love and that life, which is now a dream In this dream, called life

That day when he left, he left the only person who ever knew him behind. He decided that the pains of the voyage are his and his alone. But just as he began, his ship wrecked and he drifted on an island. A very beautiful island. He settled in for a life till he can build his ship again and waited for years before he could continue his sail. And one day he started his voyage again to reach the destination, it took him long and a lot was lost but his spirit. He reached his destination only to meet her again, she was there way before him but now he was but a stranger to her. Someone whom she knew ones but no more. I'd like to believe his sacrifices were worthy. I'd like to believe that he won his battles. I'd like to believe that he was at peace. I'd like to believe that somewhere in her heart he was alive. I'd like to believe that he existed not just in stories but in reality...

Love is the most beautiful thing in this world. And I find it everywhere in a fragrance that never fades, the fragrance of you in me...

I knew loneliness  But now I also know How you felt When I left you alone...

It was a silly jape thrown his way that made him real upset, and I apologized again. Why should I, I thought, that's the real me, aye. I settled in the room with my head in my hands, a choking throat and misty eyes, as a stark realization hit me. Why... I didn't love him, I never did, it's not his fault it's just me and so I've to do everything I could to make up, to be his angel. Putting back that smile shrouding my guilt, I wiped those tears aside.