Silently she despises herself. For not being one with the crowd. For not doing things like they do. Locking herself in her room, while the others scream and squeal outside, she feels like an outsider to herself. She is lost, burdened by her emotional baggage, ravaged by her own soul. She wants to break free, and fly away to a place where complicacies don’t complicate, where respect holds respect, where politics don’t politicise every damn thing. A sad reality- how straight-forwardness is not liked by the fake people in this world. How she is gifted loneliness by the fake people, who only flock with their own kind. She can’t fake anything. She is truth, she is life, and she is a river flowing along her own course. She is looking for herself in the coal, while she is herself turning into a priceless diamond under the pressure and heat of the forest. The forest of ravenous, insensitive, selfish and political human beings.
She just needs someone to observe her from outside, someone who is not blind to differentiate the diamond from within the coal.
Guess what? She just found that person.
She is definitly lucky to find "that person" who has a spark in her and who takes small bits out of life and lives them to d most, trying to send positive vives to ppl around her :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Bagdevi! Very gracious indeed of you! :)
DeleteGreat post. so originally & humbly expressed. that fakeness is really a big problem, for both sides
ReplyDeleteThough Not really sure, what last line meant.
Awesome post.
Thanks so much Feather! :)
DeleteVery well written as always. Honestly I thoroughly enjoyed the built up about the mythical girl "she".
ReplyDeleteWhen I read this post, it reminded me of the stories of Cindrella which I had heard long long back.
But one complain at last. I would have loved if you could have build it up further and not end it abruptly.
Just a thought from a absolute non blogger
Statutory Warning " Taking serious note of a non blogger is dangerous for creative writers"
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Deletewell, most of it was poetic and therefore, beyond me. but good for 'she'.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Deletethe portrayal is so exact Amrita :) she's so beautiful.. i wonder why the world around her full of predators around her who would never let her be the way she is, and compel her to change, to kill her real self..
ReplyDeleteYes Wildflower it is a cruel world. They do not let her be. She has to gather all the courage to live her life the way she wants...
DeleteShe sounds like a female version of me!
ReplyDeleteLovely! :)
DeleteHI AMRITA...HOPE YOU REMEMBER ME.....it was wonderful as always.....but how do SHE knows that finally she has got ''that person''????
ReplyDeleteCoz she can recognise diamonds from the coals as well....:)
DeleteI second Wildflower in whatever she had to say...
ReplyDeleteThanks Enchanta! :)
DeleteShe is a flower and flower deserves to be kept delicate. beautfully written!
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Thanks Ekta! :)
DeleteAbsolutely nice Amrita, especially this one is superb: "She just needs someone to observe her from outside, someone who is not blind to differentiate the diamond from within the coal."
ReplyDeleteThanks Alok! Even I love that line! :)
Delete"She just needs someone to observe her from outside, someone who is not blind to differentiate the diamond from within the coal." Great lines
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DeleteAbsolutely amazing! The picture and the words both touched my soul
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